| Author: | Sheena Blackhall | ISBN: | 9781310694134 |
| Publisher: | Sheena Blackhall | Publication: | April 8, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sheena Blackhall |
| ISBN: | 9781310694134 |
| Publisher: | Sheena Blackhall |
| Publication: | April 8, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Jessie the Jumbo is a selection of tales written originally in English for the hugely popular ‘Nickety Nackety’ children’s programme which was broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland and produced by Frieda Morrison. It drew fan mail letters from children all over the UK, and quite a few adults too, lorry drivers and tractor men amongst them. The format was trialled in Edinburgh nursery settings by Frieda Morrison to assess the reaction from the intended audience. A cast of the finest actors and actresses in Scotland dramatized the stories and brought the scripts to life. The selection of tales in Jessie the Jumbo, drawn from the Nickety Nackety Collection are those written by Sheena Blackhall, and here reset in Scots. The book will be featured on www.ScotsLanguageRadio.com . Frieda Morrison was the first mentor of this much loved North East children’s writer, and commissioned her earliest children’s tales.
Jessie the Jumbo is a selection of tales written originally in English for the hugely popular ‘Nickety Nackety’ children’s programme which was broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland and produced by Frieda Morrison. It drew fan mail letters from children all over the UK, and quite a few adults too, lorry drivers and tractor men amongst them. The format was trialled in Edinburgh nursery settings by Frieda Morrison to assess the reaction from the intended audience. A cast of the finest actors and actresses in Scotland dramatized the stories and brought the scripts to life. The selection of tales in Jessie the Jumbo, drawn from the Nickety Nackety Collection are those written by Sheena Blackhall, and here reset in Scots. The book will be featured on www.ScotsLanguageRadio.com . Frieda Morrison was the first mentor of this much loved North East children’s writer, and commissioned her earliest children’s tales.
