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'Dunbar perfectly captures both the blissful, simple joy and the earth-shattering frustration that is the parenting pendulum. Gorgeous.' ELLIE TAYLOR 'A beautiful gift of a book . . . had me howling and tearing up!' GIOVANNA FLETCHER 'Tender, funny, sometimes heartbreaking snapshots of motherhood.' SHAPPI KHORSANDI 'Brilliant . . . Made me feel less alone.' JOSIE LONG Fantastically funny, wise and charming motherhood sketches from award-winning illustrator Polly Dunbar. 'Go away, I'm busy writing about the beauty of motherhood.' Polly Dunbar is an award-winning illustrator who usually draws for children rather than adults, but when she had her own sons, she started recording the beautiful and maddening moments of parenthood with a doodle. Hello, Mum is her visual diary of the magical highs and absurd lows that many parents will recognise – from the shock and awe of the baby days to the delight (and terror) of the toddler years and the mayhem of sibling rivalry. Dunbar’s fantastically funny, wise and enchanting drawings capture this precious and fleeting time with heart-touching perfection.
'Dunbar perfectly captures both the blissful, simple joy and the earth-shattering frustration that is the parenting pendulum. Gorgeous.'
ELLIE TAYLOR
'A beautiful gift of a book . . . had me howling and tearing up!'
GIOVANNA FLETCHER
'Tender, funny, sometimes heartbreaking snapshots of motherhood.'
SHAPPI KHORSANDI
'Brilliant . . . Made me feel less alone.'
JOSIE LONG
Fantastically funny, wise and charming motherhood sketches from award-winning illustrator Polly Dunbar.
'Go away, I'm busy writing about the beauty of motherhood.'
Polly Dunbar is an award-winning illustrator who usually draws for children rather than adults, but when she had her own sons, she started recording the beautiful and maddening moments of parenthood with a doodle.
Hello, Mum is her visual diary of the magical highs and absurd lows that many parents will recognise – from the shock and awe of the baby days to the delight (and terror) of the toddler years and the mayhem of sibling rivalry. Dunbar’s fantastically funny, wise and enchanting drawings capture this precious and fleeting time with heart-touching perfection.