The Little House That Didn’t Have a Home

A tantalising cover to hook curious kids! The text has read aloud appeal. Young children will love the simple yet lyrical language. They will be carried along by strong rhyming schemes. The lines are short, but packed with nuance and meaning. The rhythm of the text is about this house moving, going, seeking to a beat. Invite The Little House that didn’t have a Home into your library. This little classic will endure in the mind of child as he/she matures and grows. - Geelong Obedience Dog Club. A charming book. Highly recommended for children aged 3-5. – The English Association.

Neil has over 25 years’ experience in the advertising industry as a copywriter and art director, creating hundreds of funny TV ads. He has always had a keen interest in writing and drawing funny kid’s books and cartoons. He uses his communication skills to connect with parents and children alike. All his ‘Ollie And Nina And …’ stories about his two dogs are based on insightful truths with a teeny bit of artistic license thrown in for added humorous effect. Neil likes to observe the silly doggie things Ollie and Nina do, and use that as inspiration to create his cartoon strips.

Neil has two grandchildren, Chloe and Eve. He always has both of his grandchildren in mind while thinking up and writing his children’s books. He is always thinking about how to make them laugh and show them new things that will make them think. Neil likes to include a little bit of education in his stories, helping children observe the world through interesting and colourful illustrations and intriguing and entertaining stories, sometimes told in clever rhymes.