If you wish to purchase any of these titles, email sandiharrold@gmail.com

The Adventures of Pablo and Tico

Spanish and English Languages

Children’s Fiction.

Every week Tom is d-r-a-g-g-e-d along to his sisters dance classes ... Then one day at dance class Tom heard something ...These were wonderful sounds that make his whole body tingle!

40  pages, paperback, full colour illustrations

Children’s fiction

Three Little Owls, tells a story of a wise old Father Owl who is teaching his babies to fly.
An enchanting book, with moral undertones - encouraging readers to ‘give things a go - and who knows, you may enjoy yourself!’

20 pages, paperback, full colour illustrations

Children’s fiction

Jack’s Busy Week is essentially about kindness and friendship.
The story follows the days of the week. It includes lots of great alliterations - all helpful speech development tools. The story includes fun days, as well as a touch of drama. 

24 pages, paperback, full colour illustrations

Children’s fiction

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Sam, Susie and Sally Seagull.  The story follows the life cycle of a seagull and the changing of their beak and legs as they reach adulthood.

28 pages, paperback, colour illustrations

Children's fiction

"Sarah and Andy" was written and illustrated as a donation to AUSSIE ANGELS ASSISTANCE DOGS INC (AAAD) a registered Charity  run by a dedicated group of volunteers who are committed to improving quality of life for adults and children who endure loss of mobility due to accident or physical conditions, to children who fall within the autism spectrum, and also  specially trained Therapy Dogs . 

http://www.aussieangelsassistancedogs.org/

Sarah sometimes had epileptic seizures. Sometimes she bumped her head. Sometimes she slid off her chair. She was often scared and frightened. Then she met her new best friend Andy......

Sarah and Andy

22 pages, paperback, full colour illustrations

Children’s fiction

Under The Rose Bush by Jane Fry and Sandi Harrold

A compassionate story for a child to understand and identify with the emotions involved in losing a grandparent to Alzheimer’s disease.  

Sarah and her Granny are great friends. They spend a lot of time playing and learning together, gradually Sarah notices changes in her Granny. Sarah learns to adjust to the situation as her grandmother ages. Her story provides a sense of optimism despite the grief of eventually losing her beloved grandmother.

Under the Rose Bush

21 pages, paperback, full colour illustrations

Children’s fiction

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I have also illustrated books for Dr. Ruth Hegarty, an Aboriginal elder and award-winning author.