Chris Riddell,
The Human Rights Act in Pictures
Price: £6.99
Imprint: Buster Books
Publication date: 10/06/2021
ISBN: 9781780557922
Age: 5-7 years
Subject: Non-Fiction
Category: Buster Reference
Binding: Paperback
Size: 178 x 178 mm
Extent: 40 pages
Territorial Rights: World (All Languages)
Imprint: Buster Books
Publication date: 22/06/2017
ISBN: 9781780555065
Age: 5-7 years
Subject: Non-Fiction
Category: Buster Reference
Binding: Hardback
Size: 178 x 178 mm
Extent: 40 pages
Territorial Rights: World (All Languages)
Edition Status: Out of Print
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Enquire nowThis picture-book edition of My Little Book of Big Freedoms, illustrated by Chris Riddell, will inspire everyone, young and old. Published in partnership with Amnesty International UK and all royalties from the sale of this book go to the charity.
Featuring 16 different freedoms, each accompanied by beautiful illustrations, this book is a wonderful way of introducing important human rights values to children and encouraging discussion
With a stunning new cover, Riddell has brought the artwork to life with the addition of colour for the first time
Each illustration is accompanied by is a simplified text from the Human Rights Act
This new edition will be accompanied by new downloadable resources and fun activities for children, parents and teachers
Chris Riddell is a prolific writer and illustrator whose work is familiar to both children and adults. He is known especially for his distinctive line drawings with their clever caricature, fascinating detail and often enchanting fantasy elements. He has won the prestigious CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal three times. Riddell and Michael Rosen also won the 2016 CLiPPA award for A Great Big Cuddle in 2016. His work includes the Goth Girl series, the Ottoline series and the picture books The Emperor of Absurdia and Alienography. The first Goth Girl novel won the Costa Children's Book Award in 2013. He received the Hay Festival Medal for Illustration at the 2015 Hay Festival. In addition to his children's books, Chris is a renowned political cartoonist whose work appears in The Observer, The Literary Review and The New Statesman. He lives in Brighton with his wife and has three grown-up children. Chris has recently become an Ambassador for Amnesty International UK.