Mouse and the Moon Rocket

"There is an increasing need to give children as many opportunities as possible to better understand their place in the world alongside the rich diversity of other people. Tim's resources provide an engaging way into some of the challenging topics of poverty, disability and diversity, supporting teachers and parents in helping children see that our differences add richness, depth and value."

Dr Graham Gault - Former President of the National Association of Headteachers in Northern Ireland

"Tim Bailie has visited Moyle Primary School and Nursery Unit on a number of occasions working with all ages of children. From the Nursery pupils through to the P7s Tim not only had his excellent books to read but he made them come alive with his delivery and the extra touches he added to his story telling, with suitable adjustments for each age range. From the youngest child to the oldest the stories came alive and were memorable. Each story has a message with strong PDMU links. We highly recommend Tim to your school and your pupils, you will not be disappointed."

Gareth Hamilton - Principal, Moyle Primary School and Nursery Unit.

"Tim writes stories that tackle subjects which can often be difficult to discuss with children and he does this beautifully. The 'Six Legged Spider' teaches the children that difference doesn't matter, and can often be a gift. The Mouse and the Moon Rocket is a lovely story all about a hungry mouse trying to feed his family. Tim's beautifully illustrated books are loved by our pupils and his visits are a highlight in our school calendar. He engages the children with his stories and gets them excited about reading and writing."

Cathy Humphrey - Principal, Groggan Primary School

"Tim Bailie is an author who has the talent to be able to conjure up stories that not only capture the reader's imagination and attention, but also arouses their curiosity." 

Mr Raymond O'Toole - P3 Corran Integrated Primary School, Larne

"Tim's stories and storytelling always hold the children's attention and have a prudent underlying message relating to Personal Development and Mutual Understanding (PDMU) themes."

Louise Gardner - Literacy Coordinator, Larne and Inver Primary School

"Tim's wonderfully colourful and engaging books have provided our pupils with an exciting stimulus for reading and writing." 

Eoghan Gribben - Primary 3 Teacher, Mount St. Michael's Primary School.

"It is great to have books which touches on important themes e.g., disability, embracing differences, poverty, etc., and adds to our PDMU lessons."

Kara Dickson - Principal, Tildarg Primary School.