Introduce little zoologists to their favorite animals with this stylish series - featuring six sturdy pop-ups that are perfect for little hands.From jeweled beetles to dazzling butterflies, enormous dragonflies to furry bees, this stylish mini pop-up book is the perfect introduction to insects for young children.Simple yet captivating, each page introduces favorite creatures through six brightly-colored pops, illustrated in Natasha Durley's distinctive eye-catching style. Sturdy pop-ups and small format make this ideal for little hands.
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Natasha Durley is a mixed-media illustrator based in Bournemouth UK. Using vibrant colours and textures, Natasha's illustrations are inspired by her favorite subject - the natural world. She has worked with clients from all over the world, including Apple, BBC, Samsung, Anthropologie, Kip & Co, Penguin Random House, Bonnier Books, Quarto, and Laurence King Publishing. In 2012, Natasha was awarded the D&AD New Blood Winner, and in 2013 was shortlisted for the AOI World Illustration Awards.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - From ladybugs to butterflies, discover colorful pop-ups on every page!From jeweled beetles to dazzling butterflies, enormous dragonflies to furry bees, this gorgeous pop-up book is the perfect introduction to insects for young children.Simple yet captivating, each page introduces favorite creatures through six brightly-colored pops. The bugs almost leap from the page!FAVORITE ANIMALS: Introduces little zoologists to their favorite animals!GORGEOUS ARTWORK: The bright, collage style illustrations will captivate readers young and old.PERFECT FOR LITTLE HANDS: Sturdy pop-ups and a small format make this book perfect for little ones.Perfect for:- Baby shower, new baby, or birthday presents- Little ones who love animals- Fans of the Ingela Arrhenius pop-up books. Artikel-Nr. 9798895090374
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