Saturday, August 28, 2021

Book Nook: The Mystery of Miss Hill's Missing Glasses!

 Miss, you look different this morning. There’s something missing…”

Poor Miss Hill gets into a panic when her specs go missing but luckily, she has the boys and girls in her class to help her look for them. This little story ‘The Mystery of Miss Hill’s Missing Glasses! by Alison Hepburn is colourfully illustrated throughout by Novel Varius. 

Meet all the characters in Miss Hill’s class as they team up to solve ‘The Mystery of Miss Hill’s Missing Glasses!” You will delight in this rhyming tale of camaraderie, teamwork, investigation, and fun.

This beautifully illustrated children’s rhyming picture book follows a class of children who discover that their teacher looks very different one morning. Miss Hill explains that her glasses have blown away in the wind and that she can’t see very well anymore. The children team up to solve the mystery of the missing glasses and use all their skills and ideas. With wonderful characters, and a fun mystery in the school classroom, children will adore this delightful story. It poses the question: how wonderful would it be to have a mystery in your classroom? For 3 to 8-year-olds and above.

 


About the author:

Alison Hepburn is a specialist primary teacher in Scotland. Alison supports children with Literacy, Numeracy and Health & Wellbeing and she is passionate about igniting a love for stories, books and reading in all children. Alison has a special interest in, and enthusiasm for, children’s picture books and has always aspired to write a book of her own. Alison was fortunate to release her first book, ‘Sleepy Daisies’ in 2020 and is really excited to share her new story. ‘The Mystery of Miss Hill’s Missing Glasses!’ is Alison’s first self-published book and is also her first published rhyming book. Alison loves this new style of writing and has really enjoyed the publishing experience. 

Also available - A free PDF resource pack of ideas and templates for parents and teachers to print and use with their children. 

 

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