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Everyone''s the Smartest

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By (author): Ulla Contra

Translated by: Geater, Kaldmaa, O'Brien

Illustrated by: Ulla Saar

School can be hard, fun and strange sometimes all at once. Its full of your best friends and all the teachers as well as lots of kids you haven't met. Every day reveals more stories and challenges

Everyone's the Smartest is a collection of poems which tell strange new stories in familiar settings. From clever ducks who fly far away while children are stuck in school, to bathroom taps that are just one mistake away from turning the school into a great lake, this collection reminds its readers that there is wonder everywhere.

Packed with extra features, including interviews with the author and illustrator, notes from the translators, fun facts about Estonia, and ideas to help you write your own poems.

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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 150 x 210mm
  • Publication Date: 04 Oct 2018
  • Publisher: The Emma Press
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781910139998

About Ulla Contra

Contra (born Margus Konnula in 1974) is one of Estonias most prolific contemporary poets. Since his debut in 1995 he has published at least one poetry collection each year. Contras writing is strongly rooted in Estonias contemporary folk-singing tradition with gleeful and witty texts that blend dense playful rhymes with topical issues. Contras poetry stands out for the frequent use of his native Võru dialect and he is a popular guest on television at public events and in schools. Contra is a laureate of the Oskar Luts Prize for Humor and the Bernard Kangro Award for Literature; in 2015 he was awarded the Estonian Cultural Endowments Award for Children and Youth Literature. Ulla Saar (1975) is an illustrator product designer graphic artist and interior designer. She graduated from the Estonian Academy of Arts in product design and currently works as a designer. Her first illustrated book Lift immediately received widespread recognition and was listed in the 2014 White Ravens catalogue by the International Youth Library. Since then Ulla has illustrated nearly 20 books every one of which has gained international attention. Ulla practices a contemporary design-like approach to book illustration: her spirited and playful art is often more a part of the books overall design than free-standing pictures. Charlotte Geater is a poet and editor based in London UK. She has a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Kent. She edits poetry and fiction for the Emma Press. Her own writing has been published by Queen Mobs Teahouse Galley Beggar Strange Horizons and The Best British Poetry 2013. Kätlin Kaldmaa is an Estonian poet writer translator and literary critic. She has published four collections of poetry (Larii-laree One is None Worlds Unseen and The Alphabet of Love) two childrens books a novel (No Butterflies in Iceland) and a short story collection (The little sharp knife). Her poetry has been translated into more than 20 languages and her collections have been published in English Finnish and Spanish. She has written extensively on literature and translated more than 80 works of worlds best literature. In 2012 she won the annual Friedebert Tuglas short story award. Kätlin Kaldmaa is the International Secretary of PEN International. She is currently working on her fifth collection of poetry and on her second novel. Richard OBrien is a poet translator and academic based in Birmingham UK.

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