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By (author) Ma Daishu

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Adorable duo, Tiger and Mei, embark on a snow-filled winter adventure.

Join Mei and Tiger in a touching story about friendship, embracing the day and new experiences.

Mei’s exuberant Tiger wants to play in the snow, but Mei isn’t quite so sure. It’s cold and it’s wet! But Mei soon changes her mind when she tastes delicate snowflakes for the first time, makes fresh footprints in the pristine snow and they have a fun snowball fight. As the day draws to a close, the duo return to the warm embrace of home – a perfect conclusion to a day filled with wonder and delight.

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A lovely book for the very young, full of vivid experiences, characters who are so like them, and an overwhelming sense of comfort and security in the final pages.

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Tiger, It”s Snowing! is a lovely exploration of new experiences for little ones. Daishu Ma’s textured illustrations are atmospheric and characterful.

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An adorable picture book about two friends embarking on a snow-filled adventure and embracing new experiences. Daishu Ma’s simple but textured illustrations are atmospheric, perfectly depicting the chilly feeling of being outdoors in the snow and then the cosy comfort of home.

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This beautifully illustrated story by Daishu Ma explores friendship and care through a fun-filled adventure.

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A charming and funny story of friendship with the joys of a snowy day.

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This will be a favourite for many years to come!

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We loved this story so much, we read it three times in a row!

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A delightful book for young people that fills you with warmth, despite first experiences of snow.

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Little ones will love joining this delightful duo as they welcome every new day, navigate fresh experiences, solve problems and enjoy a world full of fun, adventure and friendship.

Biographical note:

Daishu Ma is a Chinese illustrator and graphic artist working in East London. Daishu’s first wordless graphic novel Leaf was published in 2014. Her work expresses a keen interest in science and nature. As well as writing and illustrating her own stories, she has worked on various collaborative projects, including the Chinese edition of the bestselling non-fiction title Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.