An adorable story about CONFIDENCE to boost self-esteem and celebrate kindness, set in an exciting, vibrant minibeast world.

In the wild patch of the garden, under brambles roaming free
Live little bugs whose feelings are as big as big can be . .

Little Sunny Snail loves celebrating her friends' talents at the Bug of the Month Award. She dreams of winning herself one day, but worries she isn't the best at anything! She can't flutter beautifully like Daisy Dragonfly, and she's certainly not super speedy like Waverly Water Boatman.

Can Sunny's friends show her she has plenty to celebrate?

Inspiring the littlest bugs to encourage their friends and recognise their own gifts too. Beautifully brought to life by Hollie Hughes, author of The Girl and the Dinosaur and Nila Aye, illustrator of Nature Trail.

Don't miss more from the LITTLE BUGS, BIG FEELINGS series:
You Can Do It, Clover!
Be Yourself, Buddy!

Hollie Hughes is best known as the author of many much-loved picture books for young children, including the bestselling, award-winning The Girl and the Dinosaur, illustrated by Sarah Massini. When not scribbling away on picture book texts, she occasionally writes stories, poems and plays for older children and grown-ups too. Previously a youth worker and higher education lecturer, much of her work now takes place in schools - both as a visiting author, and as a literacy consultant. She also runs writing workshops for children and adults, and regularly takes part in literary festivals and events. Nila Aye was born in Rangoon, Myanmar before moving to the UK at the age of three, and spent most of her childhood dreaming and drawing pictures. Nila studied graphic design at Central St Martins in London and is an award-winning illustrator, collaborating on many well-loved children's books including Nature Trail and People Need People by Benjamin Zephaniah, Book of Names by Julia Donaldson and the Who's Cute felt-flap series by Camilla Reid. Nila's greatest wish is to share the joy of beautiful visual storytelling and spark wonder in a new generation of tiny readers around the world.