Grace Hallworth
Grace Hallworth was born and brought up in Trinidad, where she trained as a librarian. In 1956 she moved to England and introduced storytelling in Hertfordshire as part of children's library education. In 1984 she became a full-time storyteller, and moved back to Tobago. She appears at many international festivals, on radio and on television, as well as serving on a number of children's literature award panels. Her many books include Down by the River, illustrated by Caroline Binch, which was a runner-up for the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1996.
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Down by the River - Afro-Caribbean Rhymes, Games and Songs for ChildrenBy Grace Hallworth Illustrated by Caroline BinchA fun collection of Afro-Caribbean rhymes games and songs Category: Picture story books, Poetry & rhymePublisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books |
Paperback £6.99
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Sing Me a Story! - Song and Dance Tales from the CaribbeanBy Grace Hallworth Illustrated by John ClementsonIn the Caribbean, stories are not just for telling and listening: they are for singing and dancing. So here, courtesy of the Caribbean, are five mischievous stories to get the children on their feet. The traditional tales are woven around human characters, talking animals and mythical creatures. Category: Anthologies / collections, Cultural DiversityPublisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books |
Paperback £6.99
