This Book Belongs To

A NINE-YEAR-OLD GIRL. A MAGICAL SKETCHBOOK. A HUGE IMAGINATION. A LOT OF TROUBLE. Amy Carr is old enough to know that the men in hard hats have not come to the house to drink tea and chat to her Dad about football. The penny drops when a bulldozer arrives and a medicine ball reduces her home to rubble! Amy finds an old sketchbook in the ruins, and soon discovers that whatever she draws in it comes to life. This opens up a world of imagination, before becoming a national emergency when Amy moves from drawing small playful bugs to giant spiders and dragons! That’s when the serious-looking men wearing black suits and shades arrive in the town, with one mission in mind: To retrieve the book and put an end to the chaos. THIS BOOK BELONGS TO is a warm, fast and funny tale of adventure, family and the joys of creativity.

A NINE-YEAR-OLD GIRL. A MAGICAL SKETCHBOOK. A HUGE IMAGINATION. A LOT OF TROUBLE. Amy Carr is old enough to know that the men in hard hats have not come to the house to drink tea and chat to her Dad about football. The penny drops when a bulldozer arrives and a medicine ball reduces her home to rubble! Amy finds an old sketchbook in the ruins, and soon discovers that whatever she draws in it comes to life. This opens up a world of imagination, before becoming a national emergency when Amy moves from drawing small playful bugs to giant spiders and dragons! That’s when the serious-looking men wearing black suits and shades arrive in the town, with one mission in mind: To retrieve the book and put an end to the chaos. THIS BOOK BELONGS TO is a warm, fast and funny tale of adventure, family and the joys of creativity.

Daley James Francis has been writing stories since he was a kid. The only things that have changed over time is his spelling and the size of his beard. He graduated from De Montfort University with a degree in Creative Writing and Journalism in 2012, and now lives in Loughborough with his wife. To this day, he has never met a dragon he didn’t like.