Most Popular Books by Kate Forrester

It''s an absorbing introduction to the lore of Albion, but readers will also enjoy teasing out similarities between these tales and more familiar ones." — Publishers Weekly Perilous quests, true love, and animals that talk: The traditional stories of Ireland, Scotland, Brittany, and Wales transport us to the fantastical world of Celtic folklore. • This Celtic mythology book features 16 stores that were translated and transcribed by folklorists in the late 19th and 20th centuries that focus on themes such as Tricksters, The Sea, Quests, and Romance and mythological creatures. • These timeless tales brim with wit and magic, and each one is brought to life with elegant silhouette art in this special illustrated edition • Celtic Tales is an extraordinary collection that conjures forgotten realms and rare magical creatures in vivid prose Discover the impactful and stunning illustrations by Kate Forrester in this special edition that is sure to impress any true fan of cultural and mythological literature. Discover delightfully entertaining tales such as Master and Man, The Soul Cages, The Red-Etin, and The Witch of Lok Island. Celtic Tales makes an impressive gift for any fan of greek mythology, roman mythology, Chinese mythology, and folklore and cultural studies from around the globe.

Make your words beautiful and unique, with these elegant hand-lettering styles. Professional hand-lettering artist Kate Forrester presents twenty-six of her most popular scripts in easy-to-follow exercises. Ranging from fluid calligraphic styles to antique mosaics, there''s an alphabet here for every occasion. Display capitals, in bold colours, also appear, lifting this book far[Bokinfo].

La vraie langue de l''amitié est le chocolat ! Quand Nadima, une nouvelle élève, arrive dans son école, Jaz est ravie. Elle a enfin quelqu''un à côté de qui s''asseoir en classe. Le seul problème est que Nadima ne parle pas un mot d''anglais. Mais Jaz n''est pas du genre à se laisser abattre. Elle trouve vite comment briser la glace : grâce à quelques carrés de chocolat ! Ainsi commence une belle amitié. Celle-ci ne sera pas épargnée par les épreuves, mais elle sera pleine de rires, d''aventures... et de quelques tonnes de chocolat ! "J''adore ce livre !" Jacqueline Wilson

Cakehole Kate is an inspiring children''s picture book about a bold little girl who''s been told to be quiet one too many times. But Kate was never made to be quiet-she was made to be heard. Growing up in a traditional home where children (especially girls) were expected to stay silent, Kate struggled to shrink herself to fit in. But trying to be someone else never works for long. With courage, confidence, and a loud voice full of truth, Kate learned that being herself is her greatest strength. This book encourages: - Confidence and self-esteem in young kids - Speaking up and using your voice - Breaking gender norms - Celebrating individuality and inner strength Cakehole Kate is a joyful reminder that every voice matters-and every child deserves to be heard. Let children be loud. Let children be proud. Let them be themselves. The word "cakehole" is old-fashioned English slang for mouth. The author''s grandfather gave her the nickname, Cakehole Kate, as a child because she was always so loud and full of chatter. To him, being loud wasn''t a good thing-he believed children, especially girls, should be quiet. But now, Kate is reclaiming the name and turning it into a symbol of power, pride, and voice. This story is her way of showing children everywhere that being loud isn''t wrong-it''s brave. Your voice matters. Use it.

When Asa learns the town is tearing down his beloved community garden to build a parking lot, he''s heartbroken. Gardens are where he feels calm. Where things grow. Where he belongs. So Asa opens his toolbox. And his seed box. And his idea box. And he begins to build. With gentle determination and a mind full of gears and dreams, Asa creates something no one has ever seen before: a magical clockwork garden that blooms with color, movement, and heart. As others begin to notice, they bring their own seeds, their own tools-and a new kind of garden grows. Asa and the Clockwork Garden is a beautifully illustrated picture book that celebrates neurodivergent creativity, community care, and the quiet power of persistence. This story reminds us that change doesn''t always start with loud voices-sometimes it starts with wonder, imagination, and a single seed.

To the outside world it looks like Tom has it all - good looks, fantastic job, wonderful home and lovely daughter. But it is all an expensive facade; a pretence that is slowly crumbling. Since his divorce he has been raising his daughter, Lottie, alone. The once bright, intelligent girl is on a path to self-destruction: in trouble at school, hurt and angry over the break-up of her parent''s marriage, she is lashing out at the only target available - Tom. Sabrina Henderson is a popular and successful thirty year old, secondary school teacher whose entire world changes when she develops encephalitis. She wakes from a month long coma to discover that the illness has left her profoundly and irreversibly deaf. Left alone by a fiance, who can''t cope with her disability, and unable to work when she is cast aside by her employers, Sabrina retreats to a small Cornish village. She is struggling to come to terms with her silent world - hiding away in her cottage, imprisoned by her deafness. When Lottie is expelled from the private school she attends in London, Tom takes the decision to leave his affluent life in the capital and move to Cornwall. It is here that their paths cross with Sabrina''s and all their lives change forever

Much to her dismay, charity worker Molly Cole, has been entered into a television dance show by a well-meaning friend where she is paired with Adam Elliot, Hollywood and West End acting royalty. The couple quickly become firm favourites with the viewing public. But behind the sequins and smiles on a Saturday night Molly is hiding a past filled with pain and heartache. When the tabloid press reveal the truth she turns to Adam for comfort, support and love. But Adam has demons of his own which he must face if he and Molly are to have any chance of a future. Can Molly and Adam put the past behind them and discover that The best things happen while you dance?

How many 37 year old male virgins do you know? Not many? Well, meet Will Barnes. This is his story. And before you ask, he isn''t ugly. He''s tall, dark and not far from handsome. It''s probably difficult to understand how such a man is still a virgin. Circumstance mainly. Will''s life hasn''t been easy. Add in his crippling shyness and, well, the whole making love thing just didn''t happen.If it hadn''t been for the snow, Will''s life would probably have continued on the path of solitary bachelorhood. But a freak storm grips the country and a young woman quite literally crashes into his life.Alison Robinson, is a teacher who, having discovered her husband''s infidelity has run from the family home. Not a good idea in the worst snow storm on record. Initially wary of the bear of a man who has rescued her, Alison soon sees beneath the gruff exterior to the lonely man within and, on their own , with no distractions, a friendship develops which quickly turns to attraction.''Weathering The Storm'' is a love story. But the path of true love has never run smoothly, and it doesn''t here. As the snow melts, an abusive husband and the ghost of a dead wife threaten to destroy Will''s and Alison''s happiness.