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An inspiring picture book that captures the beauty of finding joy in the everyday. The perfect gift for any parent, carer or grandparent. This life is full of magic as you learn to stretch your wings. A big bright world awaits you, filled with tiny good things. Each day a glorious adventure awaits us all – if we know where to look! From talented, award-winning duo, Gabrielle Tozer and Sophie Beer, comes an inspiring picture book that celebrates life's small wonders and the joy of finding happiness in everyday moments.

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Gabrielle Tozer is an award-winning author based in regional New South Wales. Her latest works include The Unexpected Mess of It All, which won the 2025 ACT Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction, beloved picture book Before We Met (illustrated by the award-winning Sophie Beer) and Can't Say it Went to Plan. Over the years, Gabrielle has received honours including the State Library of Victoria's Gold Inky Award for her debut YA novel, The Intern, and appeared on the Children's Book Council of Australia's Notable List for Older Readers for Remind Me How This Ends. Gabrielle loves sharing her passion for creativity with readers and aspiring writers, and has worked as a mentor for the Regional Arts Network's Horizon program, Regional Arts Australia's Regional Scribes program and the ABC's Heywire initiative. Gabrielle is currently working on four new books for HarperCollins. Say hello: gabrielletozer.com Sophie Beer is an award-winning illustrator/author living in Brisbane, Australia. She rejoices in creating bright, funny books for young people which centre equality, inclusion and kindness. Her books have been printed all over the world and have sold close to one million copies. She has published with Penguin Random House New York, Simon & Schuster, Hardie Grant, Scholastic, and many more. As an illustrator, she has worked with the likes of Disney, Google, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and The Boston Globe. As a writer, her work has appeared in Frankie Magazine, The Guardian, and The Big Issue. In 2022 she received a Varuna Writers Space Fellowship to complete her first middle grade novel Thunderhead, which was published by Allen & Unwin in 2024. When she's not illustrating and writing, she thinks a lot about plants, animals, music, books, equality, and Aldi choc-chip biscuits. Winner of the 2016 SCBWI Penguin/Random House Portfolio award.

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