Michael Recycle
Ellie Bethal
Don’t Worry William
Written by Christine Morton
Illustrated by Nigel McMullen
Suitable for: 0-5 years
Sponsored by: Lloyds TSB Foundation
Available braille grades: Grade 1, Grade 2
It was a sleepy dark night. A creepy dark night. A night for naughty bears to creep downstairs. Horace and William need biscuits to make them brave. But can they get to the kitchen? Can they make it past the tick-tock, past the bob-bob, past – “the thing”.
Listen to an audio clip
Go back to his chin and trace over his greeny-blue pyjama jacket. It has a collar and three bumps down the middle. What are they I wonder ? That's right, they are his red jacket buttons. To the right of the top button, is a pocket. Feel round his pyjama trousers. They are greeny-blue too. On his feet he is wearing his monster face browny-red slippers. Can you find them? They are both facing outwards.
Now, we'll turn to his little toy bear William. Do you take a bear or cuddly toy to bed with you? It makes you feel nice and safe, doesn't it.
Run your fingers over William Bear.
What's inside
- A picture book with braille pages and raised tactile images.
- Audio descriptions with music and sound effects in your chosen format of either CD or USB.
- An ‘Articles for the Blind’ returns label for the free and convenient return of the box.
Touch to see image list
Horace the Teddy Bear
Horace’s Mum
Clock, Cat, Fish
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