A Selection of Charlotte's Books
Charlotte Firmin
Type of Artist:
Illustrator, author, creative project facilitator
Story book making workshop, creative learning projects for all subjects
Details
Preferred age range:3 – 12 year olds
No of sessions per day:
2 in the morning, 1 in the afternoon
Session Length:
60 -120 minutes for story book making workshop
Areas prepared to travel to:
Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, London, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Suffolk, Essex and anywhere if overnight expenses are met.
Transport:
Car @ 50p pence per mile
Fees:
Please email us for details
Please indicate which author you are interested in
DBS/CRB:
yes - £5,000,000
Website:
Titles include:
Hannah’s Great Decision and Claire’s Secret Ambition by Charlotte Firmin
Macmillan and Piccolo Books
Alex’s Bed, Alex and Roy, Alex and the Baby, Alex’s Outing and New Clothes for Alex by Mary Dickinson.
Scholastic Books
I’m Going on a Dragon Hunt and I’m Going on a Gorilla Hunt by Maurice Jones.
Scholastic Books
Weird Windows by Charlotte Firmin
Andre Deutsch
Being Bullied, Feeling Left Out, Playing the Game and Making Friends by Kate Petty.
Aladdin Books
Isn’t She Clever and Aren’t They Wonderful by Evelyn de Jong.
Scholastic Books
The Custard Kid, Calamity Kate, The Wishing Well Ghost, The Lambton Worm and The Windmill of Nowhere by Terry Deary.
A & C Black
Where Did the River Go? The Journey to Darkest Somewhere and The House of Scary Words by Peter Corey.
Learndirect
Testimonials:
Charlotte Firmin has been involved in the ‘Tales’ series of projects in Canterbury, Herne Bay and Whitstable which have been facilitated by Canterbury City Council over the past 2 ½ years.
Three projects (producing 6 published tales in each project) engaged over 240 young people who found literacy difficult or uninteresting into creative writing and illustration. The outcome set on all three projects was to raise the self esteem of young people with regards to creative writing, literature and illustration. All three projects have achieved this outcome producing stories with a local flavor which have been published, with the finished work being stored in the British Library and local libraries
Young people have been engaged from:
• Primary Schools, High Schools, Outside of mainstream Education, children in Care, Neighborhood Centres, Community Centres and Armed Forces centres.
Charlotte has shown an ability to engage young people with low attention, special needs and different backgrounds into creative participation which has been a surprise for the leaders of the groups involved. Charlotte is always well prepared, is flexible and has great energy. I recommend Charlotte to any group or organizations who want to engage and support people.
Chris Penfold,
Community Development Officer , Canterbury City Council
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