It has been a joy to watch the progress of Leonard and Hungry Paul through our bookshops. Some books arrive like explosions, with huge fanfare and a maelstrom of sales – and then disappear leaving nothing but a ringing in the ears. Others enter more quietly but stay with us for a lot longer, making much more impact in the fullness of time. This one, appropriately enough given its gentle protagonists, introduced itself politely to our shelves in 2019 where …
