Jonny Lambert''s Animal 123

Name: Jonny Lambert''s Animal 123
Brand: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Price: 11.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

★★★★★

English

By (author): Jonny Lambert

Illustrated by: Jonny Lambert

An illustrated lift-the-flap baby book that helps preschoolers learn to count.

1 chameleon, 2 hippos, and 10... you'll have to lift the flap and see! Children and adults will delight in this magical menagerie of animals from all around the world.

Renowned author and artist Jonny Lambert brings the animal kingdom to life with his charming and expressive illustrations, making this children's 123 book perfect for adults and children to share. With little snippets of information revealing where some of the animals originate and surprises under every flap to discover together, both grown ups and little ones will be captivated. A superb early-learning book to treasure and love.

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Product Details

Weight: 671g
Dimensions: 218 x 219mm
Publication Date: 06 Sep 2018
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Age Group: Ages 0-5
ISBN13: 9780241355657

About Jonny Lambert

Jonny grew up in a converted barn on a farm in Surrey and always knew he wanted to be an artist of some sort. Encouraged by his art tutor at the Reigate School of Art and Design Jonny is now an artist of many sorts: a talented illustrator with over 300 titles to his name designer paper engineer and most recently Group Design Director at Templar Publishing. Living with his wife daughter and a menagerie of animals in West Sussex Jonny is inspired by everything around him-anybody or anything past or present and his advice to aspiring artists is to believe in your own talents be open to all stimuli continue to learn share your knowledge once experience has honed it and finally don't tell people what you can do... show them.