Canadian Toy Testing Council – Great Books for Children 2010 winner
The first book of the MacCheeky Series introduces Prince Hayden MacCheeky, the youngest in his royal family.
His older brother Prince Campbell wants him to stop copying him. Princess Ava, his older sister, wants him to stop bugging her. Prince Hayden just wants to have fun.
This is the story of a real little prince who learns that playing with his royal siblings is way more fun than imitating and irritating them.
Reviews:
" (The illustrations) are comical and vibrant, featuring the peculiar royal dog, Goober, in an assortment of hilarious poses.
Recommended"
-- CM Magazine
"Prince Hayden MacCheeky is a royal prince who likes to tease and mimic his brothers and sisters. When they refuse to play with him, Prince Hayden must adjust his behaviour so that he becomes fun to be around. Children enjoy the distinctive, full-colour illustrations, which add a lot to the humour and plot of this book."
-- Canadian Toy-Testing Council
Born and raised in Montreal, Anita Reynolds MacArthur relocated to Toronto to pursue a career in educational publishing. She worked for 15 years editing other people’s words before deciding to write some words of her own. She currently resides in a Toronto suburb with her husband, three children, and the family dog Goober. Anita’s inspiration for writing children’s picture books comes from the everyday little challenges and miracles that occur in her family life. Anita studied English Literature at Concordia University and received a diploma in Book and Magazine Publishing from Centennial College.
Anita Reynolds MacArthur
Technically speaking, Karen Roy studied Graphic Design at Durham College, which sounds rather serious...but mostly she was scribbling on scrap pieces of paper rather than paying attention. Then she found out that she liked to scribble on her computer even more. Karen lives with one husband, two kids, two cats and a mother who loves her very much.
Visit Karen’s web site at www.karenroy.com.
Karen Roy
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