Discover the heartwarming tale of resilience and community in 'The Can Caravan' by Richard O'Neill. This inspiring children's book invites young readers to journey with Janie as she navigates the challenges when her neighbor, Mrs. Tolen, must move out of her beloved caravan due to a broken hip. Published by Child’s Play on 02-05-2022, this beautifully illustrated paperback (245 x 268 mm) unfolds a story filled with imagination, teamwork, and the courage to face change. As Janie rallies her classmates during a visit to a local recycling plant, they embark on a colorful adventure to transform Mrs. Tolen’s old caravan into a vibrant, secure, and welcoming new home. Rich in themes of community support and adaptability, 'The Can Caravan' not only entertains but also instills the core values of resilience, loyalty, and independence, cherished by traditional Traveller culture. This engaging picture book makes for an excellent addition to children's libraries and educational settings, encouraging discussions on friendship, creativity, and social responsibility. Ideal for storytime at home or in the classroom, 'The Can Caravan' is a must-have for parents and educators who want to inspire the next generation to embrace challenges with creativity and compassion. Order your copy today and let the adventure begin! Delivery Information: Your order will typically be dispatched within 24 hours for quick and convenient shipping right to your doorstep.

The Can Caravan
Author: Richard ONeill Publisher: Child’s Play
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 245 x 268 mm
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 02-05-2022
When Janie's neighbour Mrs Tolen goes into hospital with a broken hip, it looks as though she will have to move out of her old caravan and into a house. Janie is desperate to help, but all seems lost until her school visits a local recycling plant. All it takes from there is imagination, a supportive community, and lots and lots of hard work to transform Mrs Tolen's old caravan into a safe and secure new home! The latest picture book by renowned Romani storyteller Richard O'Neill celebrates the traditional Traveller virtues of resilience, adaptability, loyalty and independence.