Does Nick Bland illustrate his own books?

Nick always told family and friends he was going to be a cartoonist and a writer. Since then, Nick has written and illustrated many, many titles, such as I Lost My Kisses and created the adorable bear that now features in a whole series of books that started withThe Very Cranky Bear.

How many books are there in the Cranky Bear series?

five books
This collection contains all five books from the Cranky Bear series.

Is Nick Bland Australian?

Nick Bland was born on a farm in the Australian Yarra Valley in 1973. The son of an artist and a primary school teacher, he spent his early childhood climbing haystacks and making mischief in his father’s studio. When he moved to “the bush” at age 6, he discovered a wonderful new world and his creativity bloomed.

What was two books that Nick Bland published?

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• The Very Cranky Bear.
• The Very Hungry Bear.
• The Very Brave Bear.
• The Very Itchy Bear.
• The Runaway Hug.

What was Nick Bland’s first book?

A monster wrote me a letter
His first book, A monster wrote me a letter was published in Australia in 2005. Since then, Nick has written and illustrated many, many titles, such as I lost my kisses and created the adorable bear that now features in a whole series of books that started with The very cranky bear.

How old is Nick Bland?

About 48 years (1973)
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Where did Nick Bland write his first book?

His first book, “A Monster Wrote Me a Letter” was published in Australia in 2005. He currently lives in Darwin, Australia and works full time as an author illustrator. Nick Bland was born in the Yarra Valley of Australia, in 1973.

Where does Nick Bland work as an illustrator?

He currently lives in Darwin, Australia and works full time as an author illustrator. Nick Bland was born in the Yarra Valley of Australia, in 1973. He was the son of an artist and a primary school teacher, and spent his early years on the farm where his parents lived.

Where did Nick Bland live as a child?

Nick Bland was born in the Yarra Valley of Australia, in 1973. He was the son of an artist and a primary school teacher, and spent his early years on the farm where his parents lived. At age six, he moved with his family to ‘the bush’.