Shark Book
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Hannah Alice is an illustrator from the UK, based in England. Her days are spent drawing with her lurcher Eli by her side. Hannah is continually inspired and influenced by the natural world, toys, documentaries and photography as well as everyday objects and spaces and the actions and needs of her local community. She likes to explore how we can communicate information and ideas especially through the process of learning through play, making working on books and toys especially important to her.
Hannah graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2006 with a BA (Hons) degree in Illustration and works as a freelance illustrator.
Take a closer look inside a shark with this incredible board book with see-through acetate pages.
Have you ever thought about how amazing sharks are? What happens underneath their skin? How do they breathe underwater? And how many species live in our world today?
Children will love discovering the answers with fantastic see-through pages and clear, friendly text. With labelled acetate diagrams covering everything from skin and muscles to secret senses, this is a fantastic first look at sharks for curious children everywhere.
From pumping blood to making babies, The Shark Book is an exciting way to explore all the amazing things these creatures can do.
Other books in the series include: The Body Book, The Tree Book and The Earth Book.
Have you ever thought about how amazing sharks are? Take a closer look inside these curious creatures with incredible see-through pages!
Explore the different parts of a shark that work together to keep it alive and discover what its skeleton, muscles, organs and senses do. Sharks are amazing, so get ready to see inside!
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Hannah Alice is an illustrator from the UK, based in England. Her days are spent drawing with her lurcher Eli by her side. Hannah is continually inspired and influenced by the natural world, toys, documentaries and photography as well as everyday objects and spaces and the actions and needs of her local community. She likes to explore how we can communicate information and ideas especially through the process of learning through play, making working on books and toys especially important to her.
Hannah graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2006 with a BA (Hons) degree in Illustration and works as a freelance illustrator.