Hidden World - Water Painting Wild Beasts
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African animals
animal activity book
animal painting
Author_Matilda Martin
Author_Teresa Bellon
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first painting
Mountain animals
Ocean animals
paint with water
Rainforest animals
water painting
wild animals
Product details
- ISBN 9781836160915
- Dimensions: 170 x 247mm
- Publication Date: 11 Sep 2025
- Publisher: Gemini Books Group Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
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Discover the hidden world of wild beasts in this incredible paint with water non-fiction series.
Young ones will be amazed as colour magically appears when the special pictures are painted with water. This book is a fantastic introduction to the world of wild animals and is packed with seek and find, art and colouring activities that will encourage a love of learning for life!
Includes a refillable water marker pen and reusable paint with water pages, making this a 100% reusable FACT-tastic activity book. Plus, when the pages are dry, you can paint them with water again and again!
Matilda Martin is the pen name of children's book author and editor Gemma Cooper. Gemma has always had a love of learning new facts and finding out how things work. A keen fossil hunter, Gemma loves writing stories and discovering new ways to write about the world we live in. Her books are published internationally, with many titles becoming best-sellers and firm favourites on children's bookshelves. Awards as a book editor include the 2025 Trade Children's Trade 0-8 Years award for 'Magic Searchlight Seek & Find Ocean Animals', and in 2023, Gemma won the BookTrust Storytime Prize as author for, 'Can You Tickle a Tiger?'. Teresa Bellon was born in Albacete, Spain in 1987. She has illustrated books for Spanish and international clients and her work has been shown at several exhibitions. Her influences are mainly Portuguese and Nordic illustrators of children's books and Teresa's own drawings have a reduced colour palette with simple compositions. Finally, Teresa finds inspiration wherever she can. So she travels, buys illustrated books and walks around her home city, Madrid.
