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Amazing Alphabetical Adventures

Amazing Alphabetical Adventures

A story book of letters - 26 letters, 26 stories. Each story features a world created in, around and starring one of the letters of the alphabet. Detailed illustrations build a fascinating world that can be appreciated at different levels by different age groups.

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ISBN 9781869418762
Barcode 9781869418762
Published 20 April 2007 by Random House
Format Paperback
Author(s) By Anderson, Tony

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Full details for this title

ISBN-13 9781869418762
ISBN-10 186941876X
Stock Out of stock
Status Out of print
Publisher Random House
Imprint Random House New Zealand Ltd
Publication Date 20 April 2007
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Paperback
Author(s) By Anderson, Tony
Category Picture Dictionaries
Fiction
Children's And Educational
Interest Age 6-12 years
Reading Age 6-12 years
NBS Text Children's Dictionaries
ONIX Text General/trade;Children/juvenile
Number of Pages 60
Dimensions Width: 202mm
Height: 251mm
Spine: 6mm
Weight 218g
Dewey Code 823.92
Catalogue Code 18930

Description of this Book

What started as a picture dictionary became a storybook of letters. 26 letters, 26 stories. A letter per story, a story per letter. In each a world has been created in, around and starting with that letter. The brilliant, Escher-like illustrations build a fascinating world around each story. It's fun to read aloud and great fun poring over every strange and magical illustration. This book can be appreciated at different levels by different age-groups. A quite extraordinary book.

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Author's Bio

Tony is a young graphic designer who lives in Wellington. He's also taught English in Japan and it was while there that he began to create this. He started with the question 'Is it possible to make stories using only words which share the same initial letter?'

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