Tilly the Turtle: A Dyslexic Inclusive Picture Book Featuring Dyslexie Font, Full Color Pages, Large Easy to Read Text, and a Charming Turtle's ... and Surprise Little Hands Collection 6.5x6.5

This Collection of books is sized just right for little hands.

This book is Dyslexic inclusive; it is printed in a font everyone can read, including people with dyslexia.

Tilly the Turtle feels she needs a new hat. So, she heads to town. She sees her friends but feels she has no time to spend with them. She learns a lesson when her friends do a little to help a lot. This story is about friendship, love, and learning what true friendship is.

For more info about the font, go to www.Dyslexiefont.com

My love for art and writing began in my childhood with drawing and painting pictures with my mother and writing small stories. As a child's book author and Illustrator, I am able to incorporate my artistic ability and my writing skills together to create a life long career of magic.

Heath {James} Gray was born in West Auckland, New Zealand. Heath Gray has had a passion for illustration from the time he could pick up a pencil. He started out as a sign writer from the age of fifteen. Attended a graphic design course at Auckland University of Technology, {AUT.} Heath worked as a 2d character animator for eight years, where he trained under a Disney animator, {John Ewing.} Here he worked on television shows for Disney, and Warner Bros. Heath Gray also worked on many New Zealand TV series, and commercials. { And directed two of these TV commercials.} Heath has dedicated his life to illustration, and specializes in children's book, and cartoon illustrations. There is nothing else Heath Gray would rather do than illustration, except perhaps travel the world in a Hot air balloon. To view more of Heath Gray's illustration work, Feel free to go to Deviant Art, where Heath Gray also goes under the alias Name, verbarlin.