Sandra Parker

Sandra Parker

Author, Editor & Designer

Sandra Parker is the creative force behind Parker Books, a writer and designer with a passion for crafting stories that spark imagination in young readers. With years of experience working with SEN students, Sandra brings a unique perspective to children's literature, creating books that are accessible, engaging, and beautifully designed. Her work includes beloved titles like The Lightbulb Boy and Fat Nanny Cook, each one a testament to her dedication to quality storytelling and thoughtful design.

Books by Sandra Parker

The Lightbulb Boy

The Lightbulb Boy

Author & Designer

7+
Fat Nanny Cook

Fat Nanny Cook

Author & Designer

12+
The Magic Door

The Magic Door

Editor & Formatter

5+
The Lightbulb Boy and the Lampocalypse Key

The Lightbulb Boy and the Lampocalypse Key

Author

7+

Articles by Sandra

Behind the Scenes: Creating The Magic Door
Behind the Scenes

Behind the Scenes: Creating The Magic Door

How a Classroom Project Became a Real Book It all started with a school assignment: each class would write a book. Sounds simple enough, right?

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5 Nov 2025
Welcome to Parker Books: Our Publishing Journey Begins
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Welcome to Parker Books: Our Publishing Journey Begins

Join us as we embark on an exciting adventure in children's book publishing. Discover the story behind Parker Books and what we hope to achieve.

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5 Nov 2025
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5 Tips for Supporting
SEN Students

Reading strategies that work

Reading Tips

5 Tips for Encouraging SEN Students who Struggle With Reading

A Journey That Takes Time I'll be honest with you: I hated reading when I was young. Absolutely hated it. The words seemed to jump around on the page, stories felt like a chore, and I'd rather do just about anything else.

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5 Nov 2025
Behind the Scenes: Creating The Lightbulb Boy
Behind the Scenes

Behind the Scenes: Creating The Lightbulb Boy

When a Student's Passion Becomes a Story Every great story starts with a spark, and The Lightbulb Boy was no different. Except in this case, the spark came from an actual conversation about lightbulbs.

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5 Nov 2025