Herman and Rosie

Set,in New York, this gorgeous picture book by Gus Gordon is a story,about friendship, life in the big city, and following your dreams. This is a tale about a big city.It's a tale of hotdogs and music and the summertime subway breeze.It's a tale of singing on rooftops and toffees that stick to your teeth.But most of all, it's the tale of Herman and Rosie. 'Herman and Rosie is a beautiful, funny and quirky story of two unique souls who are destined to meet.',Manly Daily 'A beautiful, soulful and quirky tale, romantic and hopeful, with a big heart.',Newcastle Herald 'Gordon has created a bittersweet tale of solitude, longing and new beginnings in a complex story that asks a lot from the reader and richly rewards in return...very highligh recommended for ages 4 to 9 years.',Web Child 'Clever, sweet and brilliant in every way.' William Yeoman, The Weekend West 'An urban love story which touches the heart and stirs the imagination.',Canberra Times'Quirky, soulful and alive . . . a book to treasure, like a favourite song.' Markus Zusak

Set,in New York, this gorgeous picture book by Gus Gordon is a story,about friendship, life in the big city, and following your dreams. This is a tale about a big city.It's a tale of hotdogs and music and the summertime subway breeze.It's a tale of singing on rooftops and toffees that stick to your teeth.But most of all, it's the tale of Herman and Rosie. 'Herman and Rosie is a beautiful, funny and quirky story of two unique souls who are destined to meet.',Manly Daily 'A beautiful, soulful and quirky tale, romantic and hopeful, with a big heart.',Newcastle Herald 'Gordon has created a bittersweet tale of solitude, longing and new beginnings in a complex story that asks a lot from the reader and richly rewards in return...very highligh recommended for ages 4 to 9 years.',Web Child 'Clever, sweet and brilliant in every way.' William Yeoman, The Weekend West 'An urban love story which touches the heart and stirs the imagination.',Canberra Times'Quirky, soulful and alive . . . a book to treasure, like a favourite song.' Markus Zusak ,