This book was published earlier this year. I can sign a copy to you, just let me know who you would like it signing to. There is also a piece of development artwork from this book for sale in my Folksy shop. I can post anywhere, but email me for a cost if you are outside the UK.

The Guardian's Easter Reads, reviewing 'The Big Adventure of the Smalls'
'Helen Stephens works within a tradition – their are traces of Edward Ardizonne and Ludwig Bemelmans in her lovely, confident illustration. Small Hall is a house to rival Downton Abbey in ostentation and conveyed with merry flourishes. It is about two children spying on a grown-up party. Their interventions are glorious, fantastical and acrobatic (especially the moment of hiding under a silver salver, held aloft by oblivious butlers). And their wonderful sleepless spree goes unpunished. A nice antidote to the more plodding picture books that scheme to get children to nod off.'

French Elle said about 'The Big Adventure of the Smalls'
'Oh, a teddy!
Which child, sent to bed, has never got up again to go and spy on their parents and their guests? Enter Paul and Lydia, in search of Mr Ploc, a wandering teddy bear! For all that their name might be Small, the small ones live in a gigantic manor-house, a dream land for great explorers. Drawing reminiscent of the great Quentin Blake combines with sumptuous layout to make irresistible this mischievous little book which will bring a sparkle to every eye.'