Luke King Luke King i(25325663 works by)
Gender: Male
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6 2 y separately published work icon Walk of the Whales Nick Bland , Nick Bland (illustrator), ( trans. Luke King )expression Glen Huntly : Story Box Library , 2022 23425922 2021 single work picture book children's

'When all of the whales in the ocean leave their home to walk around on land, people don’t quite know what to think. But soon shopkeepers go out of business, farms are flooded with water and salt, and people shout horrible, antiwhale words. That is, until, a smart little girl decides to ask the whales what everyone can do to help.

'A powerful and entertaining story about the environment from best-selling author, Nick Bland.' (Publication summary)

2 y separately published work icon Tomorrow is a Brand-New Day Davina Bell , Allison Colpoys (illustrator), ( trans. Luke King )expression Glen Huntly : Story Box Library , 2022 22130342 2021 single work picture book children's

'I know your world is feeling grey but it won’t always be this way. And everyone alive can say they’ve felt the way you do today.

'We all have bad days, and bad days do pass.

'From creative superstars Davina Bell and Allison Colpoys comes a message of hope that we can depend upon and live by: bad days pass, and no matter what happens, we are deserving of love. An uplifting and healing book that every family needs in an era of overwhelming change.' (Publication summary)

2 y separately published work icon Little Ned Michael Wagner , Adam Carruthers (illustrator), ( trans. Luke King )expression Glen Huntly : Story Box Library , 2022 18054113 2020 single work picture book children's

'Every morning, Little Ned puts on his pants, his shirt, his shoes and, while he's at it, his heavy-duty chest armour, his spikey metal gauntlets, his razor-sharp sword and his iron helmet. What could possibly go wrong?

'Hilarious and heartwarming, surprising and brilliantly drawn, Little Ned is a story about the pitfalls of being too careful.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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