Tangle Fairy

Product Description Why is Jaya's hair always in such a tangle? From witches to dragons, each night the Tangle Fairy explains to Jaya why she must make her hair so tangly. Children will love to follow Jaya as she tries to get to the bottom of the mischievous Tangle Fairy's stories! About the Author Imagine That is a leading independent children's publisher that inspires children to read, learn, play and create, with a best-selling catalogue of activity, novelty and picture books. From cheeky unicorns to roar-some dinosaurs and fluttering fairies to magical mermaids, Imagine That books will take children on a unique journey of fun, discovery and imagination. Whether it's aiding play, inspiring learning or occupying inquisitive young minds, every Imagine That title places the child's experience at the heart of the book. Innovative and never-before-seen formats combine to create a catalogue of popular titles, with best-selling series including Scratch and Draw, How to Draw 101 and the multi-award-winning Arty Mouse brand. Based in the picturesque, waterside town of Woodbridge, Suffolk, the company now sells over 11 million books and kits per year in over 70 countries around the world and recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Seema Barker lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and three young daughters. One day her then three year old daughter asked why she awoke every morning with tangles in her hair. Seema created a story featuring a mischievous fairy enslaved by dragons and witches. This went on to become her debut picture book, The Tangle Fairy. After completing a foundation Art and Design course I moved to Swansea where I spent three very happy years studying towards a degree in General Illustration. I graduated in 2006 and emerged bright eyed and bushy tailed into the world of children's publishing. Since then I have been privileged to work on a whole array of exciting projects, including books with Scholastic USA, Oxford University Press, Hodder Children's Books, Thomas Nelson and Imagine That! One of the highlights came in late 2008 when The Littlest Pilgrim (Scholastic) made its mark, spending three weeks on The New York Times bestsellers list.