Now online – an occasional place to purchase Neal’s artworks and other sundry – Neal’s Store!

Hugely grateful to the Association for Science Education for shortlisting ‘A Climate in Chaos’ for their Book of the Year awards!

My letter from lockdown written for the Childrens Bookshow.

I’m delighted to announce that “A Climate in Chaos” is published today! I couldn’t have made the book without the help of: Dr James G Dyke, Dr Huw Lewis Jones, Liza Miller, Sophie Stericker, Debbie Foy, Namishka Doshi, Alison Eldred,   Arena Ilustration, Wren and Rook Publishing, Plastic Free Portsmouth, Just One Ocean,  Sadie Tierney […]

  Creating a book about Climate Change took a lot of research and thought. Luckily I had the help of two experts Dr Huw Lewis Jones and Dr James Dyke which is why A Climate in Chaos is dedicated to them. A huge thanks to them both for their invaluable experience and expertise.     […]

‘A Climate in Chaos’ is published this week. Here’s a short film explaining a bit about the book… A Climate in Chaos is published by  Wren and Rook

    Since it’s publication last week Planet Full of Plastic has been on a mini ‘blog-tour’ with lots of brilliant bloggers looking at the book, reviewing it, and giving loads of environmental tips too. A huge thanks to all who have enjoyed the book, and if you’d like to see what they thought, there are […]

View this post on Instagram The @guardian has just written a lovely review of #planetfullofplastic in their monthly roundup of children’s books …so happy! . . . . . #kidlit #childrensbooks #picturestorybook #plasticpollution #kidsbookstagram https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/jun/02/children-picture-book-reviews-viviane-schwarz-neal-layton-kjartan-poskitt-alex-willmore A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on Jun 3, 2019 at 8:36am PDT

View this post on Instagram It arrived in 100% recyclable packaging… first copy of PLANET FULL OF PLASTIC (and how you can help) #super #exciting !!!! #planetfullofplastic #neallayton @wrenandrookbook A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on Apr 8, 2019 at 11:08pm PDT

An interview with Neal for Five Books where he discusses his five favourite children’s books about trees…