Jonathan Emmett demuestra un talento notable tanto en la escritura como en la ilustración de libros infantiles. Su obra, profundamente influenciada por los libros ilustrados clásicos de su juventud, se centra en la creación de narrativas cautivadoras que atraen a los jóvenes lectores. El estilo de Emmett se caracteriza por una integración reflexiva de texto y arte visual, creando obras que son visualmente impactantes y narrativamente ricas. Su hábil aplicación de la ingeniería de papel en los libros emergentes añade una capa única de innovación e interactividad a sus creaciones. A través de sus historias, Emmett busca fomentar la imaginación y el amor por la lectura en los niños, dejando una impresión duradera en el mundo de la literatura infantil.
This book presents a lighthearted and engaging approach to explaining evolution to young readers. Through gentle humor and relatable concepts, it aims to make the complex topic accessible and enjoyable for children, fostering curiosity and understanding about the natural world and the process of change over time.
Featuring a unique lift-the-flap design, this ABC book engages young readers by introducing an animal character for each letter of the alphabet, showcasing their activities. Created by Swedish designer Ingela P. Arrhenius, it combines playful illustrations with educational content, making learning fun and interactive for children.
Can a pig become a princess? There's been a dreadful mix-up in the royal nursery. Priscilla the princess has switched places with Pigmella, the farmer's new piglet! The kindly farmer and his wife believe it's the work of a good witch. The ill-tempered King and Queen squarely blame a bad witch. It's the sort of thing that happens all the time in fairy tales! Priscilla grows up on the farm, poor but very happy. Things are less straightforward for a pig princess, but if kissing a frog can work, surely the same applies to pigs... Witty, inventive and bursting with fairy tale fun. From the creators of the award-winning The Santa Trap.
One hot summer's day, when Mole is out exploring, he discovers a newcomer to the forest - a newcomer called Mouse! The two quickly become friends, but Mole isn't keen to introduce Mouse to the other forest animals. In fact, he doesn't want to share her with anyone. Meanwhile, Rabbit, Squirrel and Hedgehog are wondering why they haven't seen Mole for so long. When they finally discover his secret, they're so pleased to meet Mouse that Mole realizes it's much nicer for everyone to be friends. With beautiful illustrations, this story is a celebration of friendship and why it's always good to share. This paperback book has 32 pages
Meet the little mole who thinks a lot and join him on his quest to bring down the moon.
This spectacular lift-the-flap Christmas alphabet story is a book, a fold-out play-scene, and a beautiful festive frieze to decorate your room—the perfect Christmas gift! Everyone is busy on Christmas Street! Who is baking gingerbread? Who is wrapping presents? And who's that coming down the chimney? Find out in this follow-up to Alphabet Street. And after you read the rhyming story, lift the flaps to learn the letters of the alphabet and seasonal words. Then flip the book and have fun with the giant snowy concertina play-scene on the reverse! With two large, sturdy flaps on every spread; bright, cheerful artwork from Ingela P. Arrhenius, illustrator of the best-selling series of lift-the-felt-flap board books and the Peekaboo board book series; and a clever rhyming text from Jonathan Emmett, this is a charming Christmas alphabet book that little ones will return to again and again.
Rosy and Rory are the unlikeliest of friends - as different as the sun and the rain. Rosy is a dainty, delicate bird and Rory is a big, burly bear. But when they get together, they create something truly wonderful... friendship
A photographic non-fiction book that explains the many different types of robots and their uses. The report tells how robots help us in industry, security, and in exploring uninhabitable environments such as other planets, volcanoes, and the depths pf the ocean.
"There's one thing about her that's hard to ignore, THAT RIDICULOUS NECK! What on Earth was it for?"Poppy the plesiosaur had a preposterously long neck - but what was it for? Did she use it to pluck off pesky parasites, to zap predators with electricity or to ambush unlucky fish?From the brilliant minds of world-renowned plesiosaur expert Dr Adam S. Smith, award-winning author Jonathan Emmett and illustrator Adam Larkum.
Fairy tale fun with frogs, Princes and Princesses!
