Peas and Quiet

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A delightful story about friendship and compromise from award-winning Australian creators.

Best friends Pip and Pop live in a peapod, but sometimes it can get a little too cosy - especially because they are so different!

Pip loves to sing, while Pop won't stop snoring. How are they ever going to work out how to live together

From award-winning author Gabrielle Tozer and illustrator Sue deGennaro comes the perfect book about friendship and learning how to get along.

PRAISE

'This is a lovely tale for teaching children the value of compromise and understanding, encouraging siblings or friends to work to overcome differences and find a solution that allows them both to follow their passions.' -- Kids' Book Review

AWARDS

Shortlisted - 2018 Speech Pathology Awards

Author Bio

Gabrielle Tozer is an award-winning author and freelance writer based in regional New South Wales. She has published six books, including the young adult novels Remind Me How This Ends, Faking It and The Intern, which won the 2015 State Library of Victoria's Gold Inky Award. Her first picture book, Peas and Quiet (illustrated by Sue deGennaro), was published in 2017, as was her young adult short story 'The Feeling From Over Here' (featured in Begin, End, Begin: A #LoveOzYA Anthology). Gabrielle's debut children's novel, Melody Trumpet, hit shelves in 2019. Can't Say It Went To Plan is her latest young adult novel, and she is currently working on her next project. Gabrielle loves sharing her passion for storytelling and creativity with readers and aspiring writers, and has appeared at numerous events including the Sydney Writers' Festival, the Somerset Festival of Literature and the Children's Book Council of Australia's national conference. Say hello: gabrielletozer.com Sue deGennaro studied film at university, and after focussing on drawing at art school she became an aerialist and performance artist. Sue lives in Melbourne with her two daughters and is the illustrator of The Tomorrow Book, The Hairy-nosed Wombats Find a New Home and Millie Loves Ants by Jackie French and Clarrie's Pig Day Out by Jen Storer.