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See moreA story of kindness and determination, join Tisky as she tries to bring unity and colour to Last Island.
Before 1861, the world was black and white. As Colour reached the end of his job, world weary, he stopped to rest on Last Island: the last uncoloured place. The people of the island are believed to be the reason for this and seek to better themselves, in the hope that Colour will recognise their efforts and bring colour to the island.
To make matters worse, the island's Nott—a deity responsible for drawing the curtain of night—begins to make more and more mistakes. As the islanders grow restless, they send a letter threatening Nott. However, when the letter finds itself in the hands of Tisky, a young islander with pockets full of cake, she tasks herself with bringing unity back to Last Island.
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781913123147
Publisher: Flying Eye Books
Format: Hardback
Date Published: 09 October 2025
Country: United Kingdom
Imprint: Flying Eye Books
Contributors:
- Illustrated by Katherine Child
Audience: Children
DIMENSIONS
Width: 225.0mm
Height: 170.0mm
Weight: 0g
Pages: 144
About the Author
When Katherine Child was a child the idea of being grown up seemed so very unlikely that she never had many thoughts about what she would do when she finally got there. She grew up in Devon, studied in Cornwall then spent a couple of years as a background artist in children’s animation. On realising she was big, she decided she wanted to write and illustrate, went back to Falmouth to complete a masters in Authorial Illustration, then got a job in the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, photographing insects. She now works part time at the museum and part time as a writer and illustrator.
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