Meet Snoop Hog

I’m thrilled to introduce you to my latest picture book, Snoop Hog’s Sticky School Run, with extra everything, coming to bookshops on 1st August 2026. It’s been a whole year in the making, and I couldn’t be more excited for you to meet Snoop Hog, a hedgehog with a knack for finding sticky situations on his journey to school.

This story is perfect for children aged 3 to 7, especially at storytime, with plenty of giggles, surprises, and colourful illustrations on every page. At Lilibet and Phil, we believe every child deserves a story that makes them smile and sparks their imagination. I hope Snoop Hog’s school run brings fun and laughter to your family, get ready for a wild, sticky adventure!

Sneak Peek

An open book sprawls over the table, bursting with cheerful woods and fungi, tea beside it, and a cottage lurking in the mist.

A jubilant hedgehog, rucksack in tow, stands aloft on a wooden table—arms uplifted amid mugs, books and autumn detritus.

A grinning, curly-haired imp perches in a kitchen fit for witches, clutching “Swoop Hog’s Stucky School Run” as a hedgehog plots near fallen autumn leaves.

On a lively book cover, a bright-eyed hedgehog—red rucksack in tow—faces a round blue tree-door. Title: “Snoop Hog’s Sticky School Run: With extra everything!” sparkles mischievously above.

A jolly hedgehog with a rucksack trundles through a whimsical wood; tree-door yawns. Title yells, “Snoops Hog’s Sticky School Run!”.

A cheeky forest path, bedecked in improbable flora and gold-dusted trees, encircles a poem on Snoop Hog, hedgehog of legend.

A woman with hair as curly as a wizard’s reasoning, grins in a garden; behind her lurks a house, smugly basking in sunlight.

In a garden classroom, hedgehog doodles decorate a noticeboard while a scholarly hedgehog sits nearby, pondering flowers and bricks.

In a sun-dappled forest, a badger (rather overdressed in yellow) accosts a hedgehog sporting one sock and crimson cheeks.

A notepad, pinned with Sara’s beaming photo, floats on a painted forest. Her bio chatters below; a beast naps beneath.

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