Client details
Russell Julian
Illustrator
Agent
| Jodie Marsh | +44 (0) 20 3214 0891 |
About
Russell is originally from Derbyshire, he studied Illustration in Cambridge and now lives in North West London with his partner and two children. Latest Publication: BOUNCY BOUNCY BEDTIME (Egmont: 1st June, 2011) A bedtime book about bouncy animals, a sleepy elephant and a soothing, calming moment of hush. |
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Children's
| Publication Details | Notes |
|---|---|
| CROCODILES NEED KISSES TOO 2009 SCHOLASTIC | The little crocodile would like a family to play with and to cuddle. But whenever he approaches, the other animals all shout, "Snip-o-dile, snap-o-dile, very scary crocodile!", and the poor little crocodile is left all alone. Will he ever find someone to give him a lovely, snuggle, crocodile kiss? |
| POCKET'S CHRISTMAS WISH 2009 OUP | It is Pocket's first Christmas. When he goes out into the snow to play with his brothers and sisters, he discovers a sparkling snow angel. It has been left by some children and their footprints wind away from the snow angel's skirt. Pocket asks the snow angel if she knows the meaning of Christmas but, of course, she does not answer. So Pocket decides that if he follows the footprints, they will surely lead him to discover the meaning of Christmas and he hops off. Written by Ann Bonwill. |
| TAPPITY-TAP! WHAT WAS THAT? 2009 Scholastic | A very hairy but not-too-scary monster story! One dark, stormy night, Owl, Mouse and Rabbit are afraid. Could it be The Monster Of The Woods knocking at the door? This warm, funny tale about friendship has a wonderfully unexpected twist! |
| GEORGE'S DRAGON 2011 Scholastic | George has a new pet - but Sparky is no ordinary lizard! Soon he is growing bigger and bigger, and he can't stop accidentally setting things on fire. Can George convince his mum and dad that dragons make very good pets - and wonderful best friends? A funny and heartwarming story about a very special friendship |
| WHAT CAN YOU SEE? ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT 2009 Lion Hudson | This is a hole-in-the-page novelty book that leads the young reader from one Christmas scene to another. As the Nativity story is retold, a simple refrain asks of the characters - Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds and the Wise Men - 'and what did they see?' A hole in the page acts as a window through which the reader can peek, revealing a glimpse of the next scene. And as the story is told, more and more detail unfolds until the reader is finally presented with the stable scene, illustrated with an abundance of detail, and is asked the concluding question 'and what can you see?' This book offers a fun way to share the Nativity story, helping children take note of all the characters and events involved. |
| GOAT AND DONKEY AND THE GREAT OUTDOORS 2008 OUP | A charming story where Goat, with a little help from Donkey, discovers that there really is no place like home. Written by Simon Puttock. |
| GOAT AND DONKEY AND THE NOISE DOWNSTAIRS 2008 OUP | Will Goat be brave enough to discover what is going 'bump' in the night? |
| IT'S A GEORGE THING 2008 Egmont | George spends most of his time with his friends Peachy (a gorilla) and Moon (a lion). Peachy and Moon are very boysy boys given to body-building and weight-lifting. Neither of these are George's thing - but what is? |
| SPLITTING THE HERD 2008 Millbrook Press | Written by Trudy Harris |
| GOAT AND DONKEY IN STRAWBERRY SUNGLASSES 2007 OUP | A muddled shopping list causes mayhem and laughter for this pair of four-legged friends. |
