This book was written for children to stress the importance of being able to choose who gets to hug or touch them and being able to say NO if they don't want to be hugged or touched.
Donkey-Donk has moved to a new farm, and as much as she tries, she just can't find a job she can do. Includes over 20 adorable photos of Donk trying her best...
Children's novelist, editor, columnist and feature writer
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Lorraine Mace’s first love is writing for children. She is the author of Vlad the Inhaler, the first in a trilogy for readers aged 8 to 12. She is the humour columnist for Writing Magazine and a competition judge for Writers’ Forum. Lorraine is active on Twitter and Facebook, as well as other social media outlets. In addition to the Vlad the Inhaler trilogy, Lorraine is working on a series of novels for the same age group, featuring Jonas Fry, which could best be described as Randall and Hopkirk (deceased) meets Buffy – but without the vampires!
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