January –June 2021 Children’s
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On the Cover: Bad Apple (p2) The illustrations on this page are from How to be an Art Rebel (p10)
This catalogue is also available to view at: thamesandhudson.com @thamesandhudson
Picture Books Huw Lewis Jones is a writer and teacher who likes messing about in boats, and who loves eating apples. He is the author or editor of many books, including the acclaimed The Writer's Map. With wife Kari and daughter Nell, he lives in a little house in Cornwall, with a panda in the garden and seagulls on the roof. Ben Sanders has illustrated several books, including I've an Uncle Ivan, also published by Thames & Hudson. 24.4 x 24.4cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 652435 March £11.99
Bad Apple Huw Lewis Jones Illustrated by Ben Sanders For ages 3+
ISBN 978-0-500-65243-5
The first in a new series of picture books starring a truly terrible piece of fruit
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Coming in autumn 2021 Apple Grumble 978 0 500 652442
This is Apple. He’s not a normal, nice kind of apple. Not a peaceful piece of fruit, no sir. He’s rotten to the core. In this hilarious story about a really bad apple by awardwinning author and polar explorer Huw Lewis Jones, a series of simple rhymes is transformed into a sequence of events that will have readers splitting their sides with laughter. As one silly scenario unfolds after the other, a common piece of fruit shows readers what he’s really made of by making life miserable for Pear, Pea, Cat, Spud and Spoon, among others. In a very dark twist at the end, he receives his comeuppance. As the follow-up titles attest, this won’t be the last we hear from Bad Apple. With painterly and comic illustrations by Ben Sanders, this new picture book series is witty and stylish with mass-market appeal.
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26.0 x 23.8cm 32pp paperback ISBN 978 0 500 652626 February £7.99
If I had a sleepy sloth Gabby Dawnay Illustrated by Alex Barrow New in paperback For ages 3+
This laugh-out-loud book in the If I had... series celebrates the joys of a slowly paced life
In this charming trip of the imagination, a little girl delights in experiencing life at a slower pace as she shares her day with a sleepy sloth who moves so slowly, moss grows in his fur! This sloth may be sleepy but it’s a champion on the jungle gym, thanks to its super gripping skills. And climbing trees has never been so easy! But the little girl’s hairdresser is less than impressed to find not just moss but also moths in its fur – and by the time our sleepy sloth has finished its morning walk, the day is almost done. Through rollicking rhymes and bold, graphic illustrations, If I had a sleepy sloth imagines the positives and negatives of having a sloth for a pet and provides a welcome alternative to the fast pace of modern life by creating the time for readers to simply b-r-e-a-t-h-e.
ISBN 978-0-500-65262-6
As read by David Schwimmer on Cbeebies bedtime stories
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26.0 x 23.8cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 652251 April £10.99
If I had an Octopus Gabby Dawnay Illustrated by Alex Barrow For ages 3+
The latest instalment in the bestselling If I had... series imagines life with an octopus as a pet
ISBN 978 0 500 651506
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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.
I really want a clever pet, a pet with many charms. The sort of pet with talents, and a large amount of arms Have you ever thought about what the best aquatic pet would be? It's an octopus, of course! Playing different ball games simultaneously and staying camouflaged when it’s bedtime is eight times the fun – just watch out for the ink... With vibrant illustrations and playful rhymes, If I Had an Octopus is a charming and imaginative tale about bedtime story that follows a little girl's flight of fancy as she imagines the advantages and disadvantages of having an octopus for a pet.
ISBN 978 0 500 652268
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Drop by drop they filled up the room until there was no space left to hold them.
There was nothing but the cold swirling sea.
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Lara remembered the things in her life that still glowed with light and love. She pictured her Nana and smiled. With her pearl safely tucked in her pocket, Lara picked up her oars and set off towards home.
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Helen Kellock is an illustrator and artist based in Glasgow with a Masters in Illustration from the Glasgow School of Art. This is her second picture book with Thames & Hudson. Sample artwork for her first picture book, The Star in the Forest, won the Batsford Prize for Children’s Illustration 2018 and was highly commended in the 2019 Macmillan Book Prize. She was also awarded Picture Hooks Illustrator of the Year award in 2019. 30.8 x 23.0cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 652367 April £12.99
Out to Sea Helen Kellock For ages 3+
A heartfelt story about learning to cope with anxiety and grief
ISBN 978 0 500 651902
Out to Sea follows the journey of a young girl named Lara who is so sad at the death of her grandmother that she is carried out to sea on a flood of her own tears. When it seems like sadness has overwhelmed her entirely, she discovers a pearl at the bottom of the ocean that triggers memories of the many happy times Lara shared with her grandmother. With the pearl safely at her side, Lara realises that she is not alone and finds the strength to pick up her oars and row herself back home. Illustrated in Helen Kellock’s inimitable style of pencil, gouache and watercolour artworks, Out to Sea expresses the experience of anxiety and grief with unprecedented sensitivity. Unlike other books for children about loss or grief that usher their readers towards a conclusion, Out to Sea shows readers how they might ride the wave of emotions without losing perspective.
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Al MacCuish is the co-founder of Sunshine, a creative entertainment production company based in London and Los Angeles. He has written two children’s books, including Operation Alphabet, which was listed in the Daily Telegraph’s 100 Best Children’s Books of All Time. Rebecca Gibbon is an award-winning illustrator, whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, Vogue and The Wall Street Journal as well as several children's books. 26.0 x 19.5cm 32pp paperback ISBN 978 0 500 652497 March £6.99
The Bee Who Spoke Al MacCuish Illustrations by Rebecca Gibbon New in paperback For ages 5+
The Bee Who Spoke tells the story of Belle, who is befriended by the talking Bee while on holiday in the countryside. The Bee introduces Belle to some of the plants and animals around her, and explains to Belle the wonder and harmony that can be found in nature. With its engaging, witty story, beautiful illustrations and environmental theme, this wonderful tale will enchant and entertain young readers and spur their curiosity about the natural world.
ISBN 978-0-500-65249-7
'An enchanting children’s picture book with an educational and environmental heart … the perfect holiday read for children' London Mums Magazine
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18.4 × 29.0cm 32pp + die-cut cover ISBN 978 0 500 652053 February | £11.99
Mole in a Black and White Hole Tereza Sediva For ages 3+
An imaginative, charming tale about searching for beauty and light in the world around us Tereza Sediva is a Czech illustrator, with an MA in Children’s Book Illustration from the Cambridge School of Art. She is the co-founder with Mamoko Kudo of ‘Moles in Holes’, producing illustrated stationery, toys and accessories for the home.
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When Mole looks around his underground home, all he sees is the black-and-white world of his cold, dark hole. Mole digs and digs, dreaming of finding something colourful, but day after day, he is disappointed. One day, Mole finds a radish poking through the top of his tunnel like a chandelier. They start chatting, and as Mole listens to the descriptions of life above ground, he imagines bright clothes, red roofs, vibrant green trees, pastel flowers and the blush of the sun as it sinks through the sky. The next morning, Mole is distraught to discover that his chandelier is gone, leaving a hole in its place. He crawls out of the hole and into the world above – and into a place more colourful than he ever dreamed possible. Printed in vivid pantones and with an inventive die-cut hole in the cover, Mole in a Black and White Hole tells a charming tale about what awaits us when we seek out the light in the darkness.
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Ben Street is an art historian, lecturer and writer. He worked as an art educator for MoMA, NY and the National Gallery in London, and is currently Art Historian and Consultant Lecturer at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London. Jay Daniel Wright is a British illustrator living in Berlin whose illustrations appear in Think and Make Like an Artist (Thames & Hudson). His clients include The New York Times, Die Zeit and The New Yorker among others. 26.0 x 19.5cm 80pp ISBN 978 0 500 651643 April £12.99
How to be an Art Rebel Ben Street Illustrated by Jay Daniel Wright For ages 7+
ISBN 978-0-500-65164-3
An anarchic introduction to art for young rebels everywhere
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This irreverent introduction to art gives children the confidence to respond to art on their own terms, and – most importantly – to have fun with it. Under the playful guidance of Leo, the museum cat, readers encounter abstract, Surrealist, nude and contemporary art, ancient sculpture, still lifes and portraits. But instead of being told facts to memorize, they’re equipped with the knowledge that allows them to come up with their own interpretations of famous art works. Knowing how symbols work, they’ll decipher clues in Frida Kahlo’s self-portrait; understanding Surrealism, they’ll decide for themselves what Joan Miró’s abstract doodles are all about. This book shows that art isn’t about knowing the right answers – it’s about having fun, making up your own mind and seeing things from a different angle.
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Kari Herbert, explorer Sir Wally Herbert’s daughter, is the author of The Explorer’s Daughter, In Search of the South Pole, Heart of the Hero and We Are Artists, the latter also published by Thames & Hudson. 24.0 x 17.2cm 144pp ISBN 978 0 500 652398 March £14.99
We Are Explorers Extraordinary women who discovered the world Kari Herbert For ages 9+
A collection of engaging stories about female explorers that will inspire a love of adventure and a deeper connection with our remarkable planet
ISBN 978 0 500 651964
We Are Explorers is a celebration of fourteen intrepid women from around the globe whose adventurous spirit and curiosity saw them discover the world. Their exhilarating life stories are told by the equally adventurous author and illustrator Kari Herbert, whose father was the celebrated British polar explorer Sir Wally Herbert. Herbert’s engaging style of story-telling brings both famous and little-known female explorers to life, revealing the challenges they faced, the significance of their achievements and their personal motivations. Readers will enjoy stories about women who trekked across deserts in search of the source of the Nile, or hacked through jungles to discover rare butterflies, through to pioneering aviators, polar travellers and cosmonauts. Paired with richly painted portraits and detailed pencil drawings, the collection as a whole will appeal to aspiring explorers of all genders while also providing further proof, if any were needed, that you do not need a beard to explore the world.
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Hannah Pang has written several books for children, including The Moon, Wilderness and Seasons. Michael Prestwich is Professor of History at the University of Durham. Takayo Akiyama is a Japanese illustrator based in London. She illustrated all the books in Thames & Hudson's 'So you want to be...' series. 19.0 x 15.0cm 96pp ISBN 978 0 500 652114 February ÂŁ9.99
So you want to be a Knight? Hannah Pang. Inspired by Michael Prestwich's text Illustrated by Takayo Akiyama For ages 8+
ISBN 978-0-500-65211-4
Experience life as a medieval knight in this witty guide based on a real chivalric manual
Do you know how to wield a lance? Can you somersault into a suit of armour? Join Kate, Eddie and Angus as they travel back to the 14th century to see if they have what it takes to become a knight. Tutored by the original author of the Book of Chivalry, they discover the secrets of the chivalric code, receive vital weapons training and learn top tips on how not to die in battle. Zany illustrations by Takayo Akiyama bring the medieval world to life in hilarious detail, and make the book a perfect inroad to history for reluctant readers. It will also delight the most dedicated Horrible History and King Arthur super-fans.
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ISBN 978 0 500 652107
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Chris Naunton is a renowned Egyptologist. He is the author of Searching for the Lost Tombs of Egypt and Egyptologists’ Notebooks, and has presented documentaries on ancient Egypt and King Tutankhamun for the BBC and Channel 4. Guilherme Karsten is the author and illustrator of many books, including Aaahhh!. He won the Golden Pinwheel Grand Award 2019 and a Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava Plaque, 2019. 26.0 x 19.0cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652558 June £12.99
King Tutankhamun Tells All! Chris Naunton and Guilherme Karsten For ages 7+
The famous boy Pharaoh, King Tutankhamun, finally gets to tell his own version of history Coming in spring 2022
Young history buffs and celebrity fanatics alike will enjoy this humorous and irreverent introduction to King Tutankhamun written by Egyptologist and TV presenter Dr Chris Naunton. Readers hear first-hand from King Tutankhamun how he became the ruler of ancient Egypt at the tender age of nine, and what it was like to be rudely awakened from the afterlife by British Egyptologist Howard Carter in 1922. They'll endure him bragging about his collection of blingy 18-carat gold sandals, and wonder how to discern fake news from the truth surrounding Tut’s mysteriously premature death. Naunton's expert text is accompanied by Guilherme Karsten's illustrations, giving the boy King a contemporary make-over for celebrity-obsessed readers, and letting children in on all the juicy details of an extraordinary life.
Cleopatra Tells All! 978 0 500 652565
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In spring, the number of bees in the hive begins to grow. There’s not enough space for all of them. This is when bees begin to swarm.
The dance of the scout bees tells the other bees how far away the new place is and in which direction. If more than one scout bee finds a good home, the rest of the swarm must decide which bee they want to follow. The old queen leaves the hive with some of the young workers. They settle on a branch and form a big hanging swarm.
Back in the old hive, new queens grow inside special cells and are looked after by the workers. When the first new queen hatches, she kills the other queens with her stinger and takes over the hive.
Watch out, Mr. Busby! Your bees are flying away! Beekeepers must pay attention to their hives in springtime if they don’t want to lose their bees. A swarm can hang from a branch for a day, which gives the beekeeper time to capture it and place it in a new hive. But if the beekeeper isn’t fast enough, the swarm might fly away for good!
Scout bees set out to look for a new home for the swarm. They search the nearby area and come back to tell the other bees when they find a good place to live. They do this by doing a dance in the air.
A bee can fly 50 miles (80 km) in a day!
The yellow iris often grows in marshy places. Damselfly
The heron uses its long legs to wade in shallow water, looking for food. Its long beak is very good for catching fish.
Watch out, nettles can sting you! But they’re not all bad. They can also be eaten as a vegetable or used to make a green dye.
A marsh is a wetland area where lots of rushes and grasses grow.
The soil is spongy and it’s hard to grow crops there.
It’s a popular place for birds to live.
Bracket fungus is a type of mushroom that grows on tree trunks.
A natural hollow, such as a hole in a tree, makes an excellent home for bees. Quick, go back to the swarm and tell them that you’ve found somewhere to live!
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Squirrels like to make their homes in hollow trees. Their long tails help them to balance when they run and jump along the branches.
Joanna Rzezak is a Polish illustrator and graphic designer living in Paris. Her work was included in the Bologna Children’s Book Fair Opera Prima illustration exhibition, and she is the creator of 1001 Ants, also published by Thames & Hudson. 32.0 x 25.0cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 652657 February £12.99
1001 Bees Joanna Rzezak For ages 3+
A colourful, fact-filled introduction to the world of bees
ISBN 978 0 500 652084
There are 1001 bees inside this book, and they all have jobs to do! Follow them and find out how they live and work together, how they make honey, and which flowers they like best... Mr Busby the beekeeper is the proud owner of dozens of hives. Have a look inside them to find out how bees take care of their queen and make honey, then follow the swarm as they fly off into the countryside to collect nectar. Readers will learn about pollination and all the plants, insects, animals and birds that take part in the process; they will also find out the amazing ways bees are so crucial to life on earth. Buzzing with lively illustrations and full of fascinating facts, this fun book is a must for all children interested in the natural world.
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Lily Snowden-Fine is an illustrator and painter based in Vancouver whose clients include The New York Times, among others. She was the voice of the original Peppa Pig when it first aired in 2004. Dr Nick Crumpton is a zoologist at University College London. He has worked at the Natural History Museum and for the BBC. Together Lily and Nick are the creators of Why do dogs sniff bottoms? and Why do cats meow? 30.0 x 23.0cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652305 March £12.99
Why can't horses burp? Lily Snowden-Fine and Dr Nick Crumpton For ages 5+
ISBN 978-0-500-65230-5
Beautiful show ponies, athletic race horses and nomadic desert horses all get their chance in the limelight in this charming introduction to our equine companions
Why do horses wear shoes? How do horses 'speak'? And why can't horses burp? Answering twenty curious questions about the equine species, this book is a charming blend of zoology, history and popular culture that celebrates why horses have been such beloved companions for centuries. Lily Snowden-Fine’s quirky and dead-pan paintings illustrate a collection of facts and stories about horses in a memorable way, while Dr Nick Crumpton's succinct and pithy text delivers expert information with light-hearted humour. Featuring a myriad different horse breeds, readers will discover what’s so unique about a horse’s body and its behaviour, and why they deserve to be well cared for.
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ISBN 978 0 500 652022
ISBN 978 0 500 652381
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Rob Hodgson is a British designer and illustrator. He has illustrated many books, including Tony T-Rex’s Family Album and Maisie Mammoth’s Memoirs, also published by Thames & Hudson. Dr Nick Crumpton is a zoologist at University College London. He has worked at the Natural History Museum and for the BBC, and contributed to Why do dogs sniff bottoms?, Why do cats meow? and Why can't horses burp? (see p15). 30.0 x 23.0cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652077 April £12.99
Danny Dodo's Detective Diary Learn all about extinct and endangered animals Rob Hodgson and Dr Nick Crumpton For ages 5+
Danny Dodo uncovers the mystery behind the disappearances of iconic species
ISBN 978 0 500 651681
Danny Dodo is a detective on a mission. Over the years, hundreds of amazing animals have disappeared. Where did they go? Why did they vanish? It’s Danny’s job to find out – and he wants readers to help! Danny Dodo’s Detective Diary includes tales about Skye the passenger pigeon; Lily, the snail muse of Hawaii whose shimmering shell inspired poetry; and Mayleen the Baiji river dolphin, known to many as the ‘Goddess of the Yangtze.’ But Danny doesn’t just want to celebrate his extinct friends – he’s going to help everyone get to know some of his endangered friends too. Featuring the quirky illustrations of Rob Hodgson, Danny Dodo’s Detective Diary stands apart from other natural history titles with its characterful creatures and humorous approach to zoology based on the latest scientific research, and includes handy tips for young children on what they can do to help the planet.
ISBN 978 0 500 652060
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Rena Ortega is an illustrator and designer. She is renowned for her illustrations of the natural world, and has worked closely with the Húsavík Whale Museum in Iceland. 32.0 x 28.0cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652671 April £12.99
The Secret Life of Whales Rena Ortega For ages 7+
ISBN 978-0-500-65267-1
A wonderfully illustrated guide to the unseen world of whales
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Whales are some of the largest animals to have ever lived on our planet, but what do you really know about them? This glorious guide will take you deep beneath the ocean's surface to explore the unseen world of whales. Learn how to recognize the different whale species, discover how they evolved and how they eat, sleep and communicate with each other. Follow them on their long migration journeys around the world, and find out why they sing, how they look after their young, where in the world to watch them and why they urgently need our protection.
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Aina Bestard is a designer and illustrator. She is the author of several other children’s books, including What’s Hidden in the Woods?, What’s Hidden in the Sea?, What’s Hidden in the Body? and Amazing Animal Babies.
How Life on Earth Began Fossils · Dinosaurs · The First Humans Aina Bestard For ages 9+
A large format, beautifully designed book that opens a wonderful window onto the prehistoric world
ISBN 978 0 500 650530
24.5 x 33.5cm 82pp, inc 2pp flaps + 16pp tracing paper inserts ISBN 978 0 500 652527 January | £19.99
What did the Earth look like 300 million years ago? Here's a chance to travel back through time and discover the days when the Earth was a very different place. In this cleverly designed book, lifting the tracing paper pages is like peeling back the layers of history, allowing readers to compare animals living in prehistoric landscapes with the fossils they left behind. The changing face of our planet comes to life, while the science behind the Earth's geology and climate is clearly explained. Packed with fascinating illustrations, this is a wonderful way to understand the story of evolution, from the earliest single-cell lifeforms to the mighty dinosaurs and onwards to the first human beings.
ISBN 978 0 500 651483
ISBN 978 0 500 651001
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Mathilda Masters is a writer and explorer. She has been writing for children since 2002. Louize Perdieus studied graphic and illustration design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. 24.0 x 19.5cm 288pp paperback ISBN 978 0 500 296028 March £14.99
321 Seriously Smart Things You Need To Know Mathilda Masters Illustrations by Louize Perdieus For ages 11+
ISBN 978-0-500-29602-8
321 surprising facts about flora and fauna, language, famous people, our planet and much more
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ISBN 978 0 500 296028
Did you know that: • Penguins have knees? • You can weigh your head by putting it in a bucket of water? • Astronauts urinate into a vacuum cleaner? What the encyclopaedia was to the 20th century, this book is to the 21st. Twelve elegantly designed chapters brim with 321 fascinating – and often surprising – facts, enabling people to dazzle their friends and family with their encyclopaedic knowledge of sports, science, plants and insects, famous people and space. The facts are all grouped together by topic, so readers can dip in and pick and choose the topics that they find most interesting. This well-structured collection of smart things you need to know will be fun for all the family.
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It wasn’t the English or the French, but rather the Chinese who invented the world’s most popular ball sport. Over two thousand years before football spread throughout Europe, Chinese soldiers were playing a game called ‘tsu-cho’, which literally means ‘kick-ball’. A leather ball was filled with feathers or fur, and two teams tried to score points by kicking it through a goal. Use of the hands was not allowed. The game became extremely popular later during the Song dynasty, which lasted from 960–1279 ce.
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a game of tsu-cho Professional football as we know it today started in 1863 in England. In the initial years, football was a much rougher game than it is now: stamping on an opponent’s foot was usually allowed, even when they didn’t have the ball. If the keeper was in possession of it, you could even try to ram him into the goal yourself to score a point.
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76 YO-YO CHAMPIONSHIPS – IT’S A THING! Yo-yo’s are heaps of fun to play with, and you might even know a few tricks yourself. But if you want to go pro, you could register for the World Yo-yo Championships!
74 THE WORLD’S LIGHTEST RACING BIKE WEIGHS LESS THAN A NEWBORN BABY • The world’s lightest racing bike weighs only 2.7 kilograms. It could easily be lifted with one hand, and feels lighter than a small bag of potatoes. • To make it, German Gunter Mai built a bicycle frame that weighed only 642.5 grams. The bicycle’s ‘fork’ (the two prongs on either side of the front wheel) weighs only 185.9 grams. Mai worked on his design until it weighed only 2.8 kilos, then sold it to an American
• The competition consists of two parts. First there are several compulsory tricks you need to perform; after that there’s a freestyle section
bicycle manufacturer who made special wheels weighing only 583 grams. That made the bike even lighter, but certainly not cheaper: all in all, the bicycle’s construction cost $45,000 dollars. • Bicycles that are too light aren’t allowed to be used in official races. According to the International Cyclists’ Union (the UNI), competition bicycles must not be any lighter than 6.8 kilograms
when you can show off your individual and artistic talents. Points are awarded by a panel of judges, and whoever scores the highest wins. Music is allowed when freestyling, and competitors are even allowed to dance or jump around! • To get to the world championships, you first need to make it through the national championships. The Japanese are especially good yo-yoers: Shinji Saito has won the world title no fewer than 13 times!
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• Not every country has its own national yo-yo championship – there has never been one in Belgium or the Netherlands, for example. But that could change soon: the Netherlands is now negotiating to hold official contests and send finalists to the world championships.
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Anne Jankeliowitch is an environmental engineer. Annabelle Buxton’s illustrations have appeared in numerous books. She won the Prix Jeunes Talents from the Académie des Sciences des lettres et des arts d’Alsace in 2011. Olivier Charbonnel has been a paper engineer for nearly thirty years, and is the creator of many pop-up books. 30.0 x 23.0cm 22pp + 5 pop-ups ISBN 978 0 500 652572 January £19.99
Pop-Up Earth Illustrated by Annabelle Buxton Text by Anne Jankeliowitch Paper engineering by Olivier Charbonnel For ages 6+
Everything you’ve always wanted to know about the Earth, in a pop-up format!
ISBN 978 0 500 651865
The team behind Pop-Up Moon apply their wizardry to our home – planet Earth. Annabelle Buxton's gorgeous illustrations are showcased in five interactive pop-ups, accompanied by texts on the earth's natural resources, its biodiversity and the dangers that threaten it. Find out how the Earth was formed, where life first evolved and when the first humans arrived. Explore our planet's many treasures, travel beneath its surface and learn why it needs our help and what we can do to protect it...
ISBN 978 0 500 652220
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ISBN 978-0-500-65253-4
Keep an Eye on Ivy Barroux 17.0 x 23.0cm 32pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652534 £12.99
Garden Jungle Hélène Druvert 28.0 x 21.0cm 32pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652244 £16.95
Forever Beatrice Alemagna 25.0 x 16.0cm 70pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652282 £12.95
Sunshine: A Story about the City of New York Ludwig Bemelmans 30.4 x 22.6cm 48pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652350 £12.95
Button & Popper Oili Tanninen 24.7 x 18.7cm 32pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652015 £10.95
Out of a Dark Winter's Night Flora McDonnell 30.0 x 25.0cm 40pp ISBN 978 0 500 651957 £11.95
How to Light your Dragon Didier Lévy and Fred Benaglia 21.0 x 27.0cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 652336 £6.99
ABC: off to Sea! Virginie Morgand 23.8 x 17.0cm 32pp pb ISBN 978 0 500 652374 £6.99
Why Do I Feel Like This? Shinsuke Yoshitake 25.7 x 20.5cm 32pp pb ISBN 978 0 500 652329 £8.95
ISBN 978-0-500-65235-0
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Has Anybody Seen a Story? Mandana Sadat 30.5 x 21.5cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 651926 £11.95
The Ear Piret Raud 23.5 x 19.0cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 651636 £9.95
Norm Sylvia Liang 26.5 x 25.5cm 32pp ISBN 978 0 500 651612 £11.95
Herring Hotel Didier Lévy and Serge Bloch 28.0 x 21.0cm 40pp ISBN 978 0 500 652121 £10.95
Aaahhh! Guilherme Karsten 27.5 x 22.5cm 40pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652152 £12.95
Stay, Benson! Thereza Rowe 27.0 x 21.5cm 32pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 651537 £10.95
Prudence and her Amazing Adventure Charlotte Gastaut 32.5 x 25.0cm 56pp ISBN 978 0 500 652091 £14.95
Marvellous Magicians Lydia Corry 30.0 x 23.0cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652213 £14.99
ISBN 978-0-500-65221-3
Goddesses and Heroines Xanthe Gresham-Knight Illustrated by Alice Pattullo 24.0 x 17.2cm 128pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 651919 £14.95
Photo Adventures Jan von Holleben 25.0 x 18.6cm 96pp pb ISBN 978 0 500 651575 £9.95
Modern Art Explorer Alice Harman 27.9 x 21.6cm 96pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652206 £12.99
Hoot and Howl across the Desert Vassiliki Tzomaka 30.0 x 23.0cm 56pp ISBN 978 0 500 651988 £12.95
Bright in the Night Lena Sjöberg 29.5 x 24.5cm 48pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 652190 £14.95
The Big Book of Blooms Yuval Zommer 34.0 x 23.0cm 64pp hb ISBN 978 0 500 651995 £12.95
ISBN 978-0-500-65182-7
A Train Journey Gérard Lo Monaco 17.0 x 23.0cm 56pp ISBN 978 0 500 651827 £19.95
ISBN 978-0-500-65214-5
Make Yourself at Home Signe Torp 30.0 x 22.5cm 48pp ISBN 978 0 500 652145 £14.99
Non-Fiction and Pop up
ISBN 978-0-500-65220-6
This Book Thinks You're an Inventor Harriet Russell 25.0 x 19.5cm 96pp pb ISBN 978 0 500 651766 £8.95
ISBN 978-0-500-65220-6
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