A range of greetings cards featuring the artwork of best-selling international author, artist and book illustrator, Jackie Morris. Taken from a selection of her globally best-selling books, loved by children and adults alike, this series features images from Lord of the Forest.
Other collections feature images from other favourites such as The Snow Leopard, The Song of the Golden Hare and Can You See a Little Bear.
Suitable for any occasion, each card is blank for your own message. Card size 157 × 157mm. Each card has a caption on the back written by Jackie and is supplied cello-wrapped with an envelope.
Jackie Morris is an internationally best-selling author, illustrator and photographer. When someone commented once that ‘your camera takes very good pictures,’ she responded, ‘yes, and I have a pencil that draws quite well and some brushes that are quite good at painting.’ A dedicated book lover, Jackie has written a number of wildly popular books including Tell me a Dragon, East of the Sun, and Can You See a Little Bear which has sold over 200,000 copies to date. Her books are published worldwide in over 17 languages. She lives in a small house beside the sea on the remote St David’s Peninsula.
Other collections feature images from other favourites such as The Snow Leopard, The Song of the Golden Hare and Can You See a Little Bear.
Suitable for any occasion, each card is blank for your own message. Card size 157 × 157mm. Each card has a caption on the back written by Jackie and is supplied cello-wrapped with an envelope.
Jackie Morris is an internationally best-selling author, illustrator and photographer. When someone commented once that ‘your camera takes very good pictures,’ she responded, ‘yes, and I have a pencil that draws quite well and some brushes that are quite good at painting.’ A dedicated book lover, Jackie has written a number of wildly popular books including Tell me a Dragon, East of the Sun, and Can You See a Little Bear which has sold over 200,000 copies to date. Her books are published worldwide in over 17 languages. She lives in a small house beside the sea on the remote St David’s Peninsula.