Hungry Tomato is a children's non-fiction publishing house based in Cornwall, UK. Our aim is to inspire children to pick up books and find joy in reading.
Hungry Tomato is a dynamic children’s publishing house nestled in the heart of Cornwall, UK. We work with emerging illustrators and authors to create captivating non-fiction for kids. Our mission is simple: to ignite the reading bug in even the most reluctant readers.
Day 2, Non-Fiction: ‘Can Mushrooms Save the World’ by Eliza Jeffrey @hungrytomatouk
Engaging & accessible, this book appeals to readers of all ages, delving into the mysterious science of mycology, or the study of fungi, in an interesting and humorous way. #SparkLonglist
@BBCMorelle Introducing a new brand... The Big Questions Answered! We'd be delighted to send you the first copies of season one. If you'd be interested, feel free to reach out to us - [email protected] 💭
@whippletom Introducing a new brand... The Big Questions Answered! We'd be delighted to send you the first copies of season one. If you'd be interested, feel free to reach out to us - [email protected] 💭
It's here! Today we're delighted to reveal our #IBA24 longlist. 🏆
With more books than ever before, this is a testament to the hard work of publishers, authors & designers who are bringing increasingly engaging #NonFic experiences to young readers. 👏🏼
https://t.co/vvLFkDEWYe
It's here! Today we're delighted to reveal our #IBA24 longlist. 🏆
With more books than ever before, this is a testament to the hard work of publishers, authors & designers who are bringing increasingly engaging #NonFic experiences to young readers. 👏🏼
https://t.co/vvLFkDEWYe
✨Happy Siblings Day✨
These wolf pups remind us of the joy of growing up together 🐺
My First Book of Mammals, illustrated by Olga Konstantynovska, is coming very soon and we can’t wait! Learn about all sorts of mammal families!
#newbook
Pre-order: https://t.co/JkuU9B7hGe
A new #pterosaur has been found in Britain! 🦴
Named Ceoptera evansae, the #NewSpecies would have soared over prehistoric #Scotland over 165 million years ago 🏴
Find out all about this flying reptile 👇https://t.co/S1qbHtgoMp