We each have five powerful life influencers; choose wisely, or face catastrophe.
“Profound - Fleabag meets Fairytale rollercoaster.” - Actress Charlie Brooks
Allow me to introduce Emily, also known as the Meerkat. She perceives those around her as unique creatures, a lens through which she navigates her bewildering and tumultuous world, along with its enigmatic inhabitants. Endeavouring to forge ahead in life, Emily, a gifted and imaginative baker, establishes an extraordinary and enchanting business that prospers. However, she is soon drawn back into the web of manipulation and deceit she once sought desperately to escape. Her life collides uncontrollably as she grapples with suspicions, betrayal, love, and loss. Can she reclaim control of her destiny?
"Colourful Creatures" is a heart-warming, and uplifting narrative featuring an unconventional heroine whose inquisitiveness and cleverness beckons readers on an irresistible journey of self-discovery..
The sole path to survival lies in opening one's heart.
This extraordinarily vibrant novel comes to life through 130 meticulously crafted illustrations by ‘Emma & Rose’. The audiobook, narrated by actress Charlie Brooks, adds an auditory dimension to this tale.
‘Intriguing, original, and compelling.’ - Louise Court, Former Editorial Director, Hearst magazines, and Editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan.
‘It takes no time at all to get invested in the characters of Colourful Creatures. I read this book in a day. Loved M from the start and was rooting for her, but all the characters are relatable because we all know someone like them. Enough plot twists to keep you hooked combined with the beautiful and clever illustrations - this is a very original novel.’ - Jacquie Beltrao, Journalist & Sky TV presenter.
‘These Colourful Creatures have come alive and muscled their way into my brain – I’ve found myself thinking about them long after finishing the book. It’s a tale of stressful times and worries that more and more of us will recognise – and some great home truths about the only way to find our inner calm.’ - Michelle Hather, Editor of Good Housekeeping.