Falshaw Fables
Independent publisher of children’s stories and practical books for professionals in delivery, leadership and AI
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Falshaw Fables
Falshaw Fables publishes illustrated children’s books inspired by Derbyshire and non-fiction on delivery, change, leadership and AI-enabled organisations.
Its audiences include children and families, as well as professionals working in delivery, change and leadership. The company is led by founder and author Amanda Florence Falshaw, who writes as Amanda Falshaw and Florence Falshaw.
FALSHAW FABLES LIMITED was founded in 2024 and is registered in Buxton, United Kingdom.
Product: Published books including illustrated children's stories and professional non-fiction on delivery and leadership.
Jobs at Falshaw Fables
Leadership
- Amanda Florence Falshaw · founderSource: company website
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