Great Lives in Graphics Mozart is a brand new infographic biography of one of the greatest composers of all time in an engaging graphic style. A child prodigy with perfect pitch Wolfgang Mozart started playing the piano and violin at just three years old and was writing music by the time he was five.
Splats! A funny kids monster book for adults also! A collection of crazy creatures with truly bizarre features! The Splat creatures were each created totally randomly! Coloured inks were organically dripped on paper and then illustrated into weird and wonderful creatures when the ink dried. A funny story has been added to each character in the book!
Great Lives in Graphics: Jane Austen is a brand new infographic biography of one of the most famous writers in the world. In an engaging graphic style, this book explains to children aged 8 to 12 the world into which Jane was born. It details the Regency era in which she lived in which class was everything and a women’s freedom was severely limited.
Great Lives in Graphics: Frida Kahlo is a graphic retelling of Kahlo’s story which gives children a colourful snapshot of her life and the world in which she grew up, whilst educating them on everything from the Mexican revolution to the importance of self-belief.
Great Lives in Graphics Stephen Hawking is an infographic-style biography of one of the most famous scientists in the world who, despite a serious medical condition, went on to make incredible scientific contributions to humanity’s understanding of the universe.
Great Lives in Graphics Cleopatra is a fantastic infographic biography of the last pharaohs of Ancient Egypt and one of the most famous women in history. An engaging graphic style book allows children to digest fascinating facts about Cleopatra.
An informative yet interactive fun way for tweens and young adults to learn more about Martin Luther King Jr. Bright and colourful graphics are eye-catching and make absorbing the facts and knowledge easier than staring at a full page of text.
A read-along story to remember… The year we muddled through. For all families, big and small who muddled through 2020. Always look for rainbows.
As we begin to return to the normality of life after lockdown restrictions ease, it’s worth pausing for a moment and thinking about the year we have just experienced. Noting the highs and the lows we have endured as well as realising that the wonderful world was waiting for us, it hadn’t gone anywhere… it was just patiently waiting for us to be ready.
Where can you Create Your Own Kindness? It is easier than you might think to share random acts of kindness or to show someone that you are thinking of them or are thankful for them. So I wanted to share with you what you could do.
Reading can help with their school work, and help them to grow in confidence with their academics. Giving them the opportunity to enhance their vocabulary will help them in their literacy, English, and other lessons in school. So how can you encourage your children to read more? Here are a few suggestions to help you out.
Enter a world of pattern, symmetry and shape and have a go at creating perfect circles and triangles, designing your own tessellations and making marvellous mandalas. Whether you’re a maths whizz or a dating doodler, this book is your graphic guide to smart art!
