Daydreamers, those who love poring over maps and imagining far-away places, and those who want their minds stretched will all love this book. Readers are taken to 14 different locations, places where nothing is impossible. This is a country where a volcano spews out bubblegum in every flavour, colour and taste; where you can draw new galaxies with your finger from the top of a lighthouse; where fish rain down from the sky onto a city built on the back of a giant whale.
The illustrations are dreamy but detailed, filled with images that tease, trick and delight and there’s something new to find on every reading. ~ Andrea Reece
Now in paperback, this dreamy, gorgeously detailed picture book leads children on a journey to impossible but wonderfully imagined places.
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Now in paperback, this dreamy, gorgeously detailed picture book leads children on a journey to impossible but wonderfully imagined places.Upside-down mountains, volcanoes that spew bubble gum, a gentle humpback whale keeping an entire city afloat. These and other wonderful worlds may not exist on Earth, but elsewhere--who knows?
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed An Atlas of Imaginary Places and determined it is suitable for children aged 5-8 years old
An Atlas of Imaginary Places features in the following genres: Featured Books for 5+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 7+ readers
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An Atlas of Imaginary Places was written by Mia Cassany and published by Prestel an imprint of Prestel Publishing
An Atlas of Imaginary Places has 40 pages
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