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Can you feel a tremble in the wind? The sun grows pale. The wild things hide. Frindleswylde is coming!
When the mysterious boy Frindleswylde enters Cora and Grandma's house in the woods, he steals the light from their lantern. Without it, Grandma will not be able to return home after work in the dark. Cora is determined to get the lantern back, but first she must follow Frindleswylde down a hole in the pond that leads to his magical frozen kingdom, where he sets her three Impossible Tasks. Reminiscent of The Snow Queen, beautifully written and sumptuously illustrated, Frindleswylde is a classic in the making.
Autorenportrait
Natalia O'Harais a children's author. She studied English at Oxford and Cambridge, and has worked as a journalist, a script developer and a travel writer in five countries. Natalia has written three books, Hortense and the Shadow and The Bandit Queen both illustrated by her younger sister Lauren. Natalia and Lauren also wrote and illustrated Frindleswylde, which received the Children's Books Ireland Illustration Honour award (2022).
Lauren O'Hara is an illustrator from the north of England. She collaborates with her writer sister Natalia, and together they have been published by Penguin Random House, Macmillan and Walker Books. Lauren has twice been nominated for the CILIP Kate Greenaway award, her book Madame Badobedah with author Sophie Dahl was a Guardian book of the year and Frindleswylde by Natalia O'Hara was awarded the Children's Books Ireland Illustration Honour award (2022) award.
Lauren O'Hara is an illustrator from the north of England. She collaborates with her writer sister Natalia, and together they have been published by Penguin Random House, Macmillan and Walker Books. Lauren has twice been nominated for the CILIP Kate Greenaway award, her book Madame Badobedah with author Sophie Dahl was a Guardian book of the year and Frindleswylde by Natalia O'Hara was awarded the Children's Books Ireland Illustration Honour award (2022) award.
Natalia O'Harais a children's author. She studied English at Oxford and Cambridge, and has worked as a journalist, a script developer and a travel writer in five countries. Natalia has written three books, Hortense and the Shadow and The Bandit Queen both illustrated by her younger sister Lauren. Natalia and Lauren also wrote and illustrated Frindleswylde, which received the Children's Books Ireland Illustration Honour award (2022).
