‘Just 51 words elevate our thinking and leave us with a sense of hope.’ Lovely review of my book The Tree from Where the Books Are…  

Exciting package alert… copies of #nicoladavies #poo series in #Chinese ! . . . . @nicolakidsbooks @bigpicturebooks #neallayton #kidsbooks #kidsbookstagram #childrensbook #childrensbooks A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on Aug 3, 2017 at 11:35pm PDT

‪HUGE thanks to ALL involved in #CIBA17 Especially all the readers and voters… i had a wonderful time at the #awards today! @covbooks ‬ ‪I ❤️Books! ‬ ‪I ❤️reading!‬ A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on Jun 20, 2017 at 8:17am PDT

Prep work for the #coventry #inspirationbookawards2017 tomorrow…! ✏️ Drawing #scary #things #wherethebugaboolives #seantaylor #author #walkerbooks @bigpicturebooks A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on Jun 19, 2017 at 7:41am PDT

Packing my pieces for the BIB exhibition… #BIB #IBBY #childrensbookillustrator #childrensbookillustration #bratislava #exhibition #neallayton #thetree #walkerbooks A post shared by Neal Layton (@neal_layton) on May 17, 2017 at 10:42pm PDT

Lovely article in the New York Times includes my book ‘The Tree’ !📚🌲😊https://t.co/qJ1r2JrA7U@BIGPictureBooks @Candlewick #newyork #times — Neal Layton (@LaytonNeal) February 13, 2017

  The Tree has just gone up on my website… click HERE to read more about the book and have a peep inside!  

Choose-your-own-adventure type of books are not new, but a picture book that offers the same sort of interactive thrill is. Where the Bugaboo Lives gives little readers the chance to direct what happens to the two sibling protagonists Floyd and Ruby as they bravely navigate their way through a dark valley purportedly full of scary […]

  Some wonderful reviews of  ‘The Tree’ from Books for Keeps and Inis Magazine. Huge thanks to both publications, I’m so glad you enjoyed this book… 🙂