July–December 2023

Children’s
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Contents

2, 23

Non-Fiction 4, 22

Picture Books 12

Sales Contacts 24

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On the cover:
from Do Penguins Like the Cold?, pp6­­–7
The illustrations on this page are from
Peas on Earth, pp16­­–17
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Mini Artists
20 Projects Inspired
by the Great Artists
Joséphine Seblon
Illustrated by Robert Sae-Heng
For ages 3+
An introduction to the
world of art and creativity
for children aged 3–6,
through twenty fun projects
inspired by famous
artworks
Joséphine Seblon studied art
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history at the École du Louvre,
and now works in publishing in
London. She co-curated VIEW,
a festival of art history at the
Institut Français in London.
Through her Instagram
@weareminiartists she shares
the creative fun she has with her
two young children, learning
about and making art. Robert
Sae-Heng is an artist with a BA
in Illustration from the University
for the Creative Arts, London.
He is the illustrator of Linda Sue
Park’s The One Thing You’d Save.
28.0 x 21.5cm
96pp
ISBN 978 0 500 660195
September
£12.99
Art stimulates curiosity, creativity and the imagination;
it also cultivates wellbeing. But being creative with young
children can feel surprisingly daunting – this is where Mini
Artists comes in.
Through fun and simple projects, kids will discover
drip painting with Jackson Pollock, carve soap sculptures
with Barbara Hepworth, and create their own Obliteration
Room with Yayoi Kusama. They'll also travel through time
and explore art from different periods – from cave painting
to washable graffiti, inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Explained through step-by-step photos, these
creative projects use simple materials and feature a range
of interesting art techniques, ideal for teaching new motor
skills. They also require very little preparation or clean-up,
making it easy for parents and guardians to enjoy creative
play with their mini artists.
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Non-Fiction
Bright Stars of
Black British
History
J. T. Williams
Illustrated by Angela Vives
For ages 9+
A richly illustrated
collection of the
extraordinary life stories
of fourteen bright stars
from Black British history,
from Tudor England to
modern Britain
ISBN 978-0-500-65292-3
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J. T. Williams is an author and
educator specialising in Black
British history. She has a
Masters in Creative Writing from
Royal Holloway University. Her
debut children’s book, Lizzie and
Belle: Drama and Danger was
published in 2022. Angela Vives
is an award-winning illustrator
with an MA in children’s book
illustration from Anglia Ruskin
University, Cambridge, UK. In
2020 she won the Picture Hooks
Winter Comforts competition.
She was shortlisted for the
Cheltenham Illustration Awards
2019, and longlisted for the
World Illustration Awards 2020.
60 illustrations
24.0 x 17.2cm
144pp
ISBN 978 0 500 652923
October
£16.99
Children’s author J.T. Williams brings the lives of fourteen
shining stars from Black British History into the spotlight,
celebrating their remarkable achievements and
contributions to the arts, journalism, politics, medicine
and sport.
This important and timely book delves into the life
stories of important figures – including Tudor trumpeter
John Blanke, storytelling freedom fighter Mary Prince,
and Notting Hill Carnival founder Claudia Jones – many of
whom are only just beginning to get the recognition that
they deserve.
Brought to life through hand-painted illustrations
by award-winning illustrator Angela Vives, Bright Stars
of Black British History shines a light on the courage,
resilience and talent of remarkable individuals who have
left a lasting mark on our collective history.
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Non-Fiction
Do Penguins
Like the Cold?
Huw Lewis Jones
and Sam Caldwell
For ages 6+
A charmingly illustrated
book that takes readers
on an intrepid field trip
to Antarctica and beyond
to discover the secret life
of penguins
Also available
ISBN 978-0-500-65297-8
978 0 500 652763
6
Huw Lewis Jones is a polar-
exploring author and naturalist
who is lucky to have met many
penguins in the wild. He is
Associate Professor at Falmouth
University, teaching natural
history, and has written many
books, including Do Bears Poop
in the Woods? and the Bad Apple
series of picture books. Sam
Caldwell is an illustrator based in
Glasgow, Scotland. He studied
painting at the Edinburgh
College of Art and is the
illustrator of several books for
children, including Do Bears
Poop in the Woods?
30.0 x 23.0cm
48pp
ISBN 978 0 500 652978
September
£12.99
In this entertaining and highly informative book, Field
Guide Huw Lewis Jones and nature illustrator Sam
Caldwell take readers on an intrepid field trip to meet
the eighteen species of penguin and to witness the
conservation work underway to protect these incredible
birds and their native habitats.
Helpful tips show readers how to track penguins’
movements from space, what prehistoric penguins can
tell us about their descendants and what we can to do
help penguins faced with a warming world. By observing
penguins first hand, readers will discover whether
penguins truly like the cold, how their diving skills make
up for the fact that penguins can’t fly, and how to tell what
a penguin had for dinner based on the colour of its poo!
Journeying throughout the Southern Hemisphere to
incredible locations including Argentina, Australia, Chile,
the Galápagos Islands, Namibia, New Zealand, Peru and
South Africa, Do Penguins Like the Cold? gives readers
a taste of what it’s like to work in the wild.

EXPEDITION PENGUIN!
What do you know about penguins?
Are you a bird nerd like me? I hope so. Join us on an
epic adventure – we’ll navigate to distant islands,
through big seas and around dangerous icebergs
to find penguins in their wild environments.
Can you imagine being a penguin? Freezing all day
long and only fish for dinner? You’d have to really like
the cold, right? Well, on this voyage you’ll discover
why penguins love where they live, how they survive
and what we can do to protect them and their
natural homes or habitats.
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HAPPY FEET
Do penguins really dance?
Penguins don’t stand still all day long.
Sometimes, it looks like they are dancing.
Well, not quite dancing, but definitely
wiggling! Penguins move to adjust their
temperature, to communicate, and maybe
even just for fun – who really knows? They
might do a slip-hop-tumble-wobble across
soft snow, or jump high as they climb rocks.
Some even slide across land on their bellies.
It’s called tobogganing!
In a flap
Penguins flap and shake their wings quite
often. This could mean they are angry with a
neighbour or – quite the opposite – they want
to attract the attention of a potential mate.
Non-Fiction
Summer fun
During the winter in Antarctica, the surface
of the ocean all around the continent freezes
solid! Not only that, but there are also months
of total darkness. That’s why we’re heading
south in the summer rather than the winter –
so we can see what we’re looking at!
Super cold
Just how cold might it get on our
voyage? Well, the coldest temperature
ever recorded in Antarctica is -89.2°C!
We’ll be finding penguins near the coasts,
where it is a little warmer than that, but
it’s still freezing by human standards.
What do I need?
A brave heart and warm clothes! We’ll
meet penguins from all over the southern
hemisphere, but to begin our expedition,
we’re heading to Antarctica. You’ll need
waterproof boots, snow goggles and
a good hat. Remember to bring a journal
for drawing and writing observations. And
don’t forget a flask for your hot chocolate!
KNOW YOUR PENGUINS Big-headed bird
Penguins have large heads that they hunch
What makes a penguin a penguin? Brilliant beak into their shoulders when they swim. This
A penguin’s beak (also known makes them more streamlined.
Just a few hundred years ago, when European explorers
first saw penguins, some thought they might be feathered as a bill) is its most important
tool. Penguins use it to catch
fish! Penguins are so good at swimming. When they race
and hold slippery fish. Penguins
through the water near the surface, they sometimes jump have no teeth, so they have to
into the air, a little like a dolphin. But they are definitely swallow their food whole! Flipping heck!
not fish, or mammals for that matter! Penguins are birds Penguins have wings that are
and proud of it. called flippers. Their flippers
are flat and streamlined, which
means they are perfectly designed
to help them swim fast.
Preen machine
Secret stilts Penguins regularly comb and clean
Penguins have surprisingly long legs their feathers. When they do this,
hidden under their amazing feathery they use their beaks to coat their
bodies. They don’t really kick with feathers in a waxy oil. This is known
their feet when swimming, but they as preening. The oil comes from the
use the position of their feet to steer ‘preen gland’, an organ near the
– itʼs a bit like changing the position bottom of a penguin’s back. This oil
of the handlebars on a bike to change makes their feathers waterproof,
direction. Penguins are less skilled at moisturises them and might
walking on land, which is what gives even help to prevent infections.
them their famous waddle.
How many different
Birds of a feather penguins are there?
Penguins are unusual birds. They never perch There are eighteen different kinds
in trees (there are no trees in Antarctica)! – or species – of penguin in the wild. List
They spend a lot of time at sea. And what The different species are all unique. IUCN Red ing a careful watch over
about the most bird-like thing of all, flying? keep
The eighteen penguin species can be Scien tists are to make sure
in the worl d
Well, penguins can’t fly! But we will soon find grouped together into six different all the peng uins for this symb ol to see
out they have lots of cool skills, so that doesn’t Look
categories, or genuses. They are all they ’re safe. of our help.
bother them at all. are most in need
part of the same animal family, which whic h speci es
scientists call the Spheniscidae.
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Shake it off
When penguins shake their heads, it is most
likely to shake out salt from their special
supraorbital gland. This gland in their beak
helps them remove salt from their bodies. Friendly waddle
With its help, they can drink seawater safely When I take people to see penguins in the
and then shake the salt right out. wild, they are always amazed at how curious
penguins are. Their main predators are in the
sea so, in Antarctica at least, penguins have
no fear of humans. In fact, they find us very
interesting. Penguins often waddle right up
and, if you stand really still, they might check
you out by pecking at your boots.
It must be love
Penguins will wave their heads, nod and
bow when they want to impress a new mate.
They also sing and dance, which helps them
recognise or get to know each other.
field notes:
gentoo PENGUIN
Anti-freeze
Feathers and fat keep penguins’ bodies warm –
but their feet are naked! Luckily, clever circulation
means penguins control how much blood goes to
their feet, so they stay warm enough to avoid
LOCATION frostbite. Still, penguins do get chilly. You can
Antarctica and surrounding islands sometimes see emperor penguins rocking on
HEIGHT their heels to keep their feet off the ice.
HABITAT
65 cm
Rocky islands
FAVOURITE SNACK
FOOT COLOUR
Krill and small fish
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Orange
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Plant Life
Hélène Druvert
Text by Juliette Einhorn
For ages 6+
A beautiful picture book
with layers of intricate
lasercuts and enchanting
illustrations, showing you
plants as you’ve never seen
them before
Also available
978 0 500 651773 978 0 500 652244
Hélène Druvert is the author
Non-Fiction
and illustrator of Anatomy,
Garden Jungle, Ocean, The Sky,
Paris Up, Up and Away, Mary
Poppins Up, Up and Away and
New York Melody.
31.5 x 24.5cm
32pp
ISBN 978 0 500 653272
July
£19.99
What is a pioneer species? Which plant has the largest
seed in the world? Which tree lives for 5,000 years? Do
trees sleep? What type of plant eats frogs?
Hélène Druvert’s meticulous lasercuts and beautiful
illustrations take you on a trip around the world to visit
some of the most fascinating examples of plant life, from
the tiniest algae to the tallest trees. Learn how plants are
pollinated and how they spread their seeds, how trees
communicate with each other, how carnivorous plants
attract their prey, and how plants play a vital part in making
our planet a great home for humans.
This fact-filled journey is by Hélène Druvert, the
acclaimed author and illustrator of Anatomy, Garden
Jungle, Ocean, The Sky, Paris Up, Up and Away, Mary
Poppins Up, Up and Away and New York Melody.
978 0 500 652718 978 0 500 651360
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 Non-Fiction
Jacek Ambrożewski is a
graduate of the Academy of Fine
J A C E K A M B R O Ż E W S K I
Arts in Warsaw, and now works
as an illustrator and graphic
designer. He has won many
a n i l l u s t r at e d h i s t o r y o f a v i at i o n awards, including for his books
Travellers (as co-creator) and
Andrzej Fedorowicz’s Great
Expeditions by Poles.

37.0 x 27.0cm
112pp
ISBN 978 0 500 653418
October
£25.00

dwie
siostry
ISBN 978-0-500-65297-8

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Sky High! Why don’t planes fall from the sky? How does a radar

Non-Fiction
or parachute work? Are wings or rotors better? How
An Illustrated does it feel to travel in an airship? What’s it like inside
History of Aviation a fighter jet’s cockpit?
Sky High! is a witty and accessible introduction
Jacek Ambrożewski to aviation. It presents a whole ensemble of scientists,
inventors and builders: those from the distant past, such
For ages 8+ as Leonardo da Vinci and the Montgolfier brothers; those
closer in time, such as the Wright brothers and Otto
The first book on aviation Lilienthal; and current innovators, who have new, amazing
history of its kind! ideas. It looks at how brilliant inventions and iconic
Everything that flies machines were created, and pinpoints the breakthrough
– from the first balloons moments in the development of flight. Readers will also
and hang gliders to jets, meet brave aviators, daring aerial circus performers and
test pilots.
drones and a solar powered
The fascinating history of aviation is a story of
plane – in one spectacular countless ups and downs, which proves that even the
comic album wildest dream can become a reality. Fasten your seatbelts
and get ready for take-off!

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 Michael Morpurgo is one of the UK’s best-loved 21.4 x 28.8cm
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authors and storytellers. He has written more than 32pp paperback
150 books, including the internationally celebrated ISBN 978 0 500 660218
War Horse, and was appointed Children’s Laureate August
in 2003. Morpurgo was awarded a knighthood in 2018 £7.99
for services to literature and charity. Michael Foreman
is an internationally renowned, multi-award-winning
children’s book illustrator and author. He has twice
won the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal for British
children’s book illustration and in 2022 was awarded
an OBE for services to literature in the Queen's Jubilee
Honours.

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 Picture Books
Flying Iris knows everything there is to know about Flying
Scotsman. Her dad is the famous train’s driver, and every year
Scotsman and her favourite birthday treat is a trip to see him at work. But
each time Flying Scotsman pulls away, Iris wishes more than
the Best anything that she could be in the driver’s cab, just like her
Birthday Ever dad. Then again, who’s to stop her…
Published in association with the National Railway
Museum, York, Flying Scotsman and the Best Birthday Ever
Michael Morpurgo
Illustrated by Michael Foreman takes readers on a journey through the golden age of steam
travel, paying tribute to the women who kept the railways
New in paperback running during the Second World War. With family at its
heart, the story is warmly written and joyously illustrated by
In association with the National
national treasures Michael Morpurgo and Michael Foreman.
Railway Museum, York

For ages 5+

An inspiring tale from

Michael Morpurgo
and Michael Foreman
celebrating the world’s
most iconic train, Flying
Scotsman, and its greatest
fan, a girl named Iris

A Financial Times
Book of the Year

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 New in paperback
Picture Books

26.0 x 23.8cm
32pp paperback
ISBN 978 0 500 660225
October
£7.99

bat!

As read on
CBeebies Bedtime Stories

$00.00 (can. $00.00)

If I had a I really want a spooky pet

that flaps around and hangs.
vampire bat A toothy type of swoopy pet
with shiny pointed fangs...
Gabby Dawnay Imagine if I had a... vampire bat!
Illustrated by Alex Barrow
New in paperback, this charming book in the popular If I
New in paperback
had a... series is timed perfectly for Halloween, and features
For ages 3+ a sharp-toothed but adorable vampire bat as its main star.
Taking inspiration from the Addams Family, it imagines what
‘A perfect book for the it would be like to live a nocturnal lifestyle and the funny
lead-up to Halloween, scenarios one might encounter trick-or-treating or at the
which will have little funfair with a vampire bat as your pal. Facts about vampire
readers laughing out loud’ bats combine with seasonal spookiness and positive
messages about dental hygiene in this brilliant book for
@littlelibraryowl
bedtime.
ISBN 978-0-500-65287-9

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New in hardback
If I had a
polar bear
Gabby Dawnay
Illustrated by Alex Barrow
For ages 3+
A boldly illustrated
bedtime story that
imagines what it would
be like to have a super-
snuggly polar bear for a pet
My polar bear would teach me
her amazing swimming skills.
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Gabby Dawnay is a writer and
poet. She is a regular contributor
to OKIDO magazine and a
script-writer for children’s
television. Alex Barrow is a
London-based illustrator. He is
the art director for and a regular
contributor to OKIDO magazine.
Alex and Gabby are also the duo
behind A House for Mouse and
A Song for Bear, both published
by Thames & Hudson.
26.0 x 23.8cm
32pp
ISBN 978 0 500 653067
October
£11.99
What would it be like to have a polar bear as a pet? It
might be an unconventional choice, but it would be sure
to give the best bear hugs...
Polar bears might look soft and cuddly, but they
are also super-strong, so getting to school would be a
breeze even on a snowy day. They’d show off their ice-
skating skills, then help to hunt a fish-and-chip dinner.
And since polar bears can swim for days at a time,
with endurance like that, if Santa ever needed help
delivering presents guess who he would call?
Join our funny female protagonist in this newest
wintery title in the If I had a... series, just in time for
Christmas!
For polar bears love water
and they never get the chills!
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Peas on Earth
Huw Lewis Jones
Illustrated by Ben Sanders
The latest addition to the
laugh-out-loud series of
picture books by Huw
Lewis Jones and Ben
Sanders, in which the
naughty antics of a truly
terrible piece of fruit, Bad
Apple, prove deliciously
entertaining
Also available
ISBN 978-0-500-65315-9
978 0 500 660133 pb 978 0 500 652442 hb
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In this festive edition, Bad Apple faces his greatest
challenge yet: it’s Christmas day and everyone is just
so ... jolly. Granny Smith’s carol singing and Pineapple’s
incessant dancing are grating to say the least, but it’s the
cheery arrival of Pea and his extended family that pushes
Bad Apple over the edge. It’s beginning to feel a lot like
Christmas ... but how long can the Peas last?
Packed with witty word play and illustrated with
the deadpan drawings of Ben Sanders, Peas on Earth
introduces a whole host of new characters to the Bad
Apple universe including three wise Sprouts, Christmas
Carrots and the Baby Cheeses, to name but a few. Sure to
entertain the whole family, it serves up a refreshingly bitter
counterbalance to sickly sweet Christmas books, without
sacrificing its goodwill message.
Praise for Bad Apple:
‘A future classic’
David Litchfield,
of Bad Apple
Shortlisted in the Teach
Primary Book Awards 2021
978 0 500 652831 hb
Huw Lewis Jones is a polar-exploring author 24.0 x 24.0cm

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and historian who lives in Cornwall, UK. His 32pp
books include Do Bears Poop in the Woods? ISBN 978 0 500 653159
and Do Penguins Feel the Cold? (see p10). September
Ben Sanders is an award-winning illustrator and £11.99
graphic designer based in Ballarat, Australia.
He is the author and illustrator of I’ve an Uncle
Ivan and I Could Wear That Hat! (both Thames
& Hudson Australia).

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 20.3 x 20.3cm Shinsuke Yoshitake is the author of several
Picture Books
52pp children’s books, including It’s My Rubber
ISBN 978 0 500 653210 Band and Is It Just Me?, also published by
July Thames & Hudson.
£10.99

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I Can Open
That!
Shinsuke Yoshitake
For ages 3+
A humorous new book
from the acclaimed
author-illustrator
Shinsuke Yoshitake
Also available
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When a little boy has trouble opening a chocolate wrapper,
he starts wondering what life would be like if he could
open anything he wanted. Along the way, he learns about
the power of being able to do things by yourself – and the
fun of helping other people do them too!
Shinsuke Yoshitake’s quirky scenarios will inspire
young readers to think about their own futures, dream up
big ideas and embrace the promise of tomorrow.

978 0 500 650486 978 0 500 650783 978 0 500 652817

9780500651209 978 0 500 652329 978 0 500 653111

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Picture Books
Morris and the
Magic of Stories
Lorenzo Sangio and Didier Lévy
For ages 3+
A beautifully illustrated
ode to reading, in
particular to reading aloud
ISBN 978-0-500-65325-8
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Didier Lévy has written over
forty books for children,
including How to Light Your
Dragon and Life with My
Dragon, both published by
Thames & Hudson. Lorenzo
Sangio is a graduate of the
Brescia Academy of Fine Arts.
He has illustrated numerous
books, and has won several
prizes for his work, including
‘Illustrator of the Year’, an award
promoted by Città del Sole.
29.0 x 23.0cm
40pp
ISBN 978 0 500 653258
July
£12.99
Morris is a cat with a clever plan. Instead of chasing mice,
he’s going to make them come to him. And how will he
do that? By reading them STORIES. But little does Morris
realise that his brilliant scheme won’t work out quite the
way he expects...
Award-winning creators in their own right, this is author
Didier Lévy and illustrator Lorenzo Sangio’s first book
together. Levy’s simple and effective storyline and Sangio’s
clever eye make the whole book funny and quirky. Children
who like to listen to the same story over and over will be
in heaven, because they will discover surprises with each
reading.
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 Mary Richards is a writer,
Non-Fiction
publisher and musician. She is
the former art publisher for the
Hayward Gallery in London.

26.0 x 19.5cm
96pp paperback
ISBN 978 0 500 660256
July
£9.99

Splat!
The Most Exciting
Artists of All Time
Mary Richards
For ages 9+
New in paperback
The real-life stories of
some of the greatest artists
of all time
Splat! traces art history through its key turning points
and helps to map important art movements from the
Renaissance and Impressionism to Surrealism and
contemporary art.
Read the real-life stories of the artists at the
vanguard of important artistic innovations, including
Michelangelo and the High Renaissance; Bruegel and his
paintings of everyday peasant life; Manet and the shock
of Impressionism; and Duchamp and the Dada revolution.
Discover how other artists – Caravaggio, Vermeer, Henri
Rousseau, Vincent Van Gogh, Wassily Kandinsky and Frida
Kahlo – dared to imagine new ways of depicting the world.
Splat! brings their achievements and the challenges,
difficulties and dangers they faced excitingly to life.

‘A great gift to give to a family member before heading out

to a gallery or a trip to Paris or Italy ... bang up to date,
including modern-day artists such as Cornelia Parker
and Pipilotti Rist’ RA magazine

‘Describes the life, works, challenges and historical

background of great artists with a good sense of what
historians of 9+ will find engaging’ New Statesman
ISBN 978-0-500-66025-6

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 Balthazar Pagani is the founder

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of BesideBooks based in Milan.
He produced the Graphic Lives
series of graphic novels, including
Basquiat and Kusama, and the
more recently published His
Name is Banksy. Otto Gabos is an
established cartoonist, illustrator
and author who teaches on the
Comics and Illustration Course
at the Academy of Fine Arts in
Bologna, Italy. Marco Maraggi
is a cartoonist based in Udine,
Italy and the illustrator of His
Name is Banksy.

30.0 x 23.0cm
96pp
ISBN 978 0 500 660201
September
£16.99

How to Draw a Graphic novel producer Balthazar Pagani and cartoonist

Otto Gabos teach aspiring artists the building blocks
Graphic Novel for creating their own graphic novel, including how to
construct a narrative, develop characters, design settings,
Balthazar Pagani and the basics of printing, binding and digital file set-up.
Illustrated by Otto Gabos Each lesson is supported by how-to diagrams
and Marco Maraggi illustrated by Marco Maraggi, while professional
artworking tips are delivered in quirky illustrated style
For ages 13+
by renowned Italian cartoonist and comics lecturer Otto
Packed with professional Gabos. The book also includes biographies of cult creators
and a recommended reading list of famous graphic novels
tips, this is the ultimate and comic books past and present.
guide for aspiring artists How to Draw a Graphic Novel is an informative and
who want to create their entertaining look at the creative process from spark of
own graphic novel inspiration to publication, and offers insight into the world
of graphic novel publishing. From teens to adults, this is
the ideal workbook for all graphic novelists.

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Like the Cold? / Plant Life / Sky High / Flying Scotsman and the Best Birthday Ever /
If I Had a... / Peas on Earth / I Can Open That! / Morris and the Magic of Stories /
Splat! / How to Draw a Graphic Novel
ISBN 978-0-500-93126-4