Tom Percival
Tom Percival is a British author and illustrator known for his children's books, which often explore themes of emotions and mental health. His works include 'Ruby's Worry' and 'Perfectly Norman'.
Books
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1. Tilda Tries Again
A Big Bright Feelings Book
In this heartwarming tale, a young girl named Tilda faces a sudden change in her life that turns her world upside down, leaving her feeling overwhelmed and unsure. As she grapples with these new challenges, Tilda learns the importance of resilience and the power of a positive mindset. Through her journey, she discovers that even when life seems difficult, trying again with determination and creativity can lead to unexpected and rewarding outcomes. This story beautifully illustrates the themes of perseverance, adaptability, and the courage to face life's hurdles head-on.
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2. Perfectly Norman
A Story About Embracing Your True Self
A heartwarming tale about embracing one's true self, the story follows a young boy who suddenly grows a pair of wings. Initially, he is thrilled by the newfound ability to soar through the skies, but fear of being different leads him to hide his wings under a heavy coat. As he struggles with the burden of concealing his uniqueness, he learns the importance of self-acceptance and the joy that comes from being true to oneself. Through vibrant illustrations and a touching narrative, the book delivers a powerful message about individuality and the courage to be different.
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3. Ruby Finds A Worry
In this heartwarming tale, a young girl discovers a mysterious worry that follows her everywhere she goes, growing larger and more daunting with each passing day. As she struggles to understand and cope with this new feeling, she learns the importance of sharing her concerns with others. Through gentle storytelling and vibrant illustrations, the narrative explores themes of anxiety, empathy, and the power of communication, ultimately showing that worries can become more manageable when shared with friends and loved ones.
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