Satoshi Kitamura Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

Unleash your imagination and go on a wild, nautical, night time adventure battling a giant octopus!

Originally published in Great Britain in 2019, this book showcases the creative work of Scallywag Press Ltd. The publication highlights unique storytelling and artistic elements, appealing to readers who appreciate innovative literature.

Award-winning artist Satoshi Kitamura delivers the powerful message that kindness is more important than money. Nominated for the Greenaway Medal 2021.

Abrakadabra, čáry-máry... Čože je to v klobúku? Milé deti, pozývame vás na magické predstavenie kúzelníka zajačika s jeho čarodejným klobúkom. Čaká vás nevídané prekvapenie, za ktoré ho celkom isto odmeníte zaslúženým potleskom!

Este nuevo libro de Satoshi Kitamura es una historia que va de la aventura al miedo por estar en un lugar desconocido. Al final, el personaje se dará cuenta de que todo saldrá bien: ni las plantas ni la oscuridad lo atraparán durante su paseo y descubrirá el camino de regreso a casa.

Millie loves hats, but she has no money and she can't afford to buy any of the lovely hats in town. Millie does dare, and soon she can not only see her own beautiful hat, but everyone else's hats as well.

Combining specially commissioned work by 13 acclaimed modern poets with illustrations by Satoshi Kitamura, this package also includes a CD featuring each of the poems read aloud to the corresponding animal music.

A UFO is lost in space, until it spots a strange, blue planet. Zooming in for a closer look, the UFO discovers a curious creature watching it. The two quickly become friends and explore the earth and heavens together in one unforgettable afternoon.

The book features classic stories by Kipling, enhanced by bold artwork that appeals to both longtime fans and newcomers. Its approachable trim size makes it accessible, inviting readers to explore these timeless tales in a fresh format.

This unique collection of original poems about maths provides delightful insights into the world of numbers, sometimes humourous, sometimes thoughtful but always highly entertaining. Encapsulating a real love of and enthusiasm for numbers it is ideal for all fans of poetry but particularly those fascinated by numbers. In addition it provides perfect material for maths and numeracy classes and assemblies. This volume develops further the striking and highly successful partnership between two of Britain's leading artists in their field - acclaimed poet John Agard is renowned for his poetry and performances at events in schools and other venues across Britain over more than 20 years, and Satoshi Kitamura has won many awards for his striking children's books illustrations.The contents range from the title poem in which Einstein's number-loving parents persuade her of the fun they have with maths, to poems about the magic number nine, the power of the decimal point, and the ancient Inca counting device the Quipo. Interspersed are fun poems like 'The Mental Arithmetic Twist' and 'The Polygons', and others reflecting on the discoveries of Archimedes (his mother talks to the press about his famous naked dash through town) and Fermat.This beautifully crafted book makes a rich feast of poetic ideas.

A charming book for children who want to be a little scared. Monsters large and small pop up at every turn as Lily takes a walk with her dog, Nicky. But Lily isn't afraid; she has Nicky to protect her. Full-color illustrations.

Verrückte Katzenabenteuer, genial im Comic-Stil erzählt. In diesem Buch werden drei humorvolle Geschichten in grafischer Form präsentiert. Im ersten Kapitel findet der charismatische Boots keinen Platz zum Nappen auf seiner gewohnten Mauer. Ein wenig Einfallsreichtum und einige Fischkekse sind alles, was er braucht, um Raum zu schaffen, obwohl sein Plan mit Sicherheit schiefgehen wird. Im zweiten Kapitel bittet Boots die Ente Madam Quark um Schwimm- und Flugstunden, mit fragwürdigen Ergebnissen. Und das Highlight kommt zuletzt in wahrscheinlich dem lustigsten Spiel von Pantomime, das je von Katzen gespielt wurde. Das gesamte Buch strahlt Witz und sublime Absurdität aus und wird sicher ein Familienliebling sein.

A "Freaky Friday for younger kids -- and with an extra twist Late one night Nicholas sees a witch enter his bedroom and hears her say some magic words. Then the witch leaves without even saying goodbye. When he wakes up the next morning, it doesn't take him long to realize something very strange is going on - especially when he pulls at his whiskers and watches himself go off to school. Whiskers? How confusing! That nasty witch cast the old switcheroo spell on him, and Nicholas has swapped bodies with his cat, Leonardo. Needless to say, quite an unusual day is in store for both Nicholas-inside-Leonardo and Leonardo-inside-Nicholas, and Satoshi Kitamura catalogues their misadventures in fantastically funny pictures.

An alphabet book that keeps you guessing right through to yacht and zebra. Suggested level: junior