The Tiger Child - Hardcover

Beech, Michelle

Hardcover

ISBN 13: 9798895090572

Publisher: Post Wave, 2026

Synopsis

Join one little girl as she learns what it means to be brave in this inspiring, beautifully illustrated tale of self-discovery with a special pop-up surprise!

When a shy little girl spots a mysterious tiger’s tail outside, she dares to follow it into the jungle. Step by step, she grows in confidence, until she finally comes face to face with the tiger himself . . . 

A tender tale of courage and self-esteem, reminding us that bravery doesn’t always have to roar―it can be as gentle as a whisper. With peek-through pages and a very special pop-up surprise!

PEEK-THROUGH PAGES, FOLD-OUT PAGES, AND A POP-UP: Packed with extra-special interactive elements, this joyous picture book is a delight to read again and again.

AN EMPOWERING MESSAGE: Exploring themes of overcoming fears, embracing new experiences, and making unlikely friends, The Tiger Child gives a voice to every kid.

FOR THE SHY AND SENSITIVE KIDS: This gentle and special story shows us that everyone’s voice can be powerful, no matter how small.

Perfect for:

• Parents, grandparents, and educators
• Preschool and kindergarten-level readers
• Gift-givers looking for the perfect book for quiet kids
• Fans of Cori Doerrfeld

About this title

About the Author

Michelle Beech is an illustrator and author from Devon, UK. She enjoys inventing stories from her imagination and experiences. Living in South West England means that she is never far from woodland, moorland, and coastline. This close relationship with nature strongly influences her work, which is often inspired by the magic and beauty of the natural world. She loves to create enchanting characters and dreamlike settings through her watercolor illustrations. Michelle studied Illustration BA (Hons) at Falmouth University and MA Illustration at Plymouth University.

Edition details

• Publisher: Post Wave
• Publication date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798895090572
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 26