'Dear Uncle Morton. You'd better get on a plane right now and come back here. Your dragon has eaten Jemima.'
It had sounded so easy: Edward was going to look after Uncle Morton's unusual pet for a week while he went on holiday. But soon the fridge is empty, the curtains are blazing, and the postman is fleeing down the garden path. A hilarious novel for younger reader's from the author of 'Grk', Josh Lacey.
Published in the UK by Anderson Press, May 2012.
Lights! Camera! Action! Learn how to make movies like a professional with this guide on how to make your own movies. This is a great book and was a joy to work on and has loads of illustrations. My favourtie image from 'Movie Maker' has claimed this years Bronze at The Association of Illustrators Images Awards in the Children's Book section.
Published in the UK by Templar and USA by Walker
Written by Lucy Hawking and her father the brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking, George and the Big Bang includes essays by some of world’s most important cosmologists, brilliant illustrations by Garry Parsons, a thrilling plot line and a series of easy to read scientific inserts. With a full colour set of photographs, illustrating the wonder of the cosmos, George and the Big Bang, the final volume of the trilogy, brings George’s adventures in the universe to a fitting close…
Published by Random House
The second book about George has him going on a treasure hunt in space. Written by Lucy Hawking and her father the brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking.
"The illustrations are fantastic..." Bookwitch.
Published by Random House
Written by Lucy Hawking and her father the brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking. George's Secret Key to the Universe is an out of this world adventure based on real science and includes colour photos from space and is illustrated through out.
"..it is like a Dr Who adventure, inspiring curiosity and amazement." The Times Online
The cover of George's Secret Key To The Universe was blasted into space by NASA on October 12, 2008. More...
Published by Random House (UK) and Simon & Schuster (USA)
Garry Parsons was commissioned to illustrate the story for an episode of CBeebies ‘Driver Dan’s Story Train’. This story is called "The Cat Just Sat" and was first broadcast December 2011.
The follow up to The football ghosts see's our young football hero Seamus being referee for the match against the unruly ghosts from hell called The Dirtbag Devils and taking a turn in goal against Mouldy Milan. Seamus even meets Elvis!
Written by Malachy Doyle.
A Red Banana book from Egmont.
This is the strangest football match you will ever see! A cup final played by the ghostly players from a match that never ended after the referee accidentally swallowed the whistle. Will the daring Seamus be able to help Stanley Ramsbottom's United beat the Rovers and finally put this match to rest?
Written by Malachy Doyle.
A Red Banana book from Egmont.
Written by Julia Donaldson, The Wrong Kind of Bark features Finlay, a real dreamer, who gets the wrong end of the stick, and the nut and the flower...until he takes his puppy into school.
A Red Banana from Egmont.
Warning! Eating too much of the same thing has consequences! Especially cheese.
Written by Karen Wallace.
Published by Kingfisher.
Beware of Grandmas' bean stew!
Written by A.H. Benjamin
Published by Kingfisher
Sue Mayfield's charming story runs through four generations of Franks. The youngest Frank is given a keepsake handed down to him through the family but he loses it!
This image won the Silver Award in the children's Book section of The Association of Illustrator's Images 28 competition, 2004.
Published by Egmont.
My first illustrated book and still going strong. Has a picture of me at the back looking about 12.
Written by Judy Waite
Published by Red Fox - Random House.