Guy Campbell, Ellen Bailey, Adrian Barclay, Andy Rowland, Nellie Ryan
Price: £7.99
Imprint: Buster Books
Publication date: 14/06/2018
ISBN: 9781780555683
Age: 5-7 years
Subject: Non-Fiction
Category: Activity & Puzzles
Binding: Paperback
Size: 240 x 170 mm
Extent: 96 pages
Territorial Rights: World (All Languages)
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Enquire nowThe essential book for any child heading off on a holiday adventure! Packed with puzzles, quizzes and stories, things to make and games to play - guaranteed to keep any beach kid entertained
With holiday-themed puzzles to solve - including mazes, spot-the-differences and sudoku brain teasers - beach games and car games, things to make and look out for- there need never be a dull day again
The perfect size to fit into a child's rucksack so it is handy on the plane or in car, at the beach or on those rainy days
Suitable for 6-8 year olds
Adrian has many years of exeperience, working for a huge range of clients around the world on just about every sort of illustration project. Adrian’s work combines traditional techniques with vector and photoshop artwork. Recently, he has worked primarily on non-fiction and educationals books.
While studying for a degree in Manchester, Andy Rowland accepted his first drawing award, the MacMillan Children's Book Prize. Years later, he has more than twenty published books to his name. He lives in the North of England.
Guy Campbell has been a writer and graphic designer since 1986. He started the Creative and Graphics company Moran Campbell da Vinci in 1990 producing corporate ID, advertising (newspapers, magazines, point of sale, posters) and packaging (specialising in toys) for, among other clients, Harrods and Hamleys. Writing credits has included over 40 books for children, a monthly comic for children, hundreds of cartoon strips for newspapers and magazines worldwide, puzzles for books, newspapers and magazines, comedy sketches for TV and a short comic play for BBC radio 5.
Nellie Ryan developed a love for design and illustrating from a young age. Growing up in New Zealand, she was raised on a healthy diet of coloured pencils, endless amounts of drawing paper and chocolate. Over the past ten years working with an international client base Nellie has gained a reputation for her distinctive style. She specialises in textile design, book and editorial illustration, surface print design and fashion trend forecasting.
Clive Goodyer has illustrated a variety of children's books over the years. His fun, quirky and charming illustrations are highly distinctive. Clive is the illustrator of The Football Colouring Book.
Ellen grew up in Cambridge and spent her childhood making up games, putting on plays, and writing a magazine for all the children living in her street. After studying English Literature she worked as a children's book editor for a few years before moving into the charity sector. Ellen is the author of a variety of bestselling activity books and annuals, including All About Me, All About Us and The Book of Me.
Emily Twomey lives and works as an illustrator in Bristol. Since graduating with a first class degree in Illustration, she has worked with a wide range of clients including United Airlines, Scholastic, Buster Books and Oxford University Press. She has illustrated two picture books, the first of which (The Loon on the Moon) won the Dundee Picture Book Award 2012. She is inspired by the 'Golden Age' of fairytales and artists such as Edward Gorey and Aubrey Beardsley. A wide selection of Emily's work can be viewed on her website www.emilygolden.co.uk.
Paul Moran is a UK-based illustrator who has many years of experience in producing artwork for books, magazines and toys using both digital and traditional techniques. He is the illustrator of the Sunday Times Bestseller Where's the Unicorn?, along with other highly successful Michael O'Mara titles such as Where's the Meerkat?, Where's the Zombie? and Where's the Llama?.
