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Field Trip To The Moon: Wordless Picture Book

Hardback

Main Details

Title Field Trip To The Moon: Wordless Picture Book
Authors and Contributors      By (author) John Hare
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:48
Dimensions(mm): Height 250,Width 260
ISBN/Barcode 9781529014822
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Pan Macmillan
Imprint Macmillan Children's Books
Publication Date 14 May 2019
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Get ready for blast-off on an adventure to the moon! With stunning original artwork by creator and illustrator John Hare, Field Trip to the Moon is a wonderfully witty visual story about exploration, creativity and making friends in the most unlikely places. It's not every day you find yourself on a field trip to the moon, let alone stranded in outer space! But for one student that's exactly what happens when her curiosity separates her from the rest of her class. Why wouldn't you take the opportunity to get your crayons out, look back and draw planet Earth? Alone on the moon, she sits down to draw. But could there be an even bigger surprise when she realises she's not alone? What would someone that lived on the moon even look like? Be prepared to find out what happens when you reach out to those that are different from us and greet them with an open pack of crayons! This wordless edition of John Hare's moving and imaginative space story allows children to use their own words to describe the action, as the school trip to the Moon has an unexpected outcome.

Author Biography

John Hare spent his youth in Kansas drawing comic strips and writing stories about a crime-fighting crocodile. He earned an associate's degree in graphic design and became an art director for a sportswear company, later moving to Kansas City to work as a freelance graphic designer. It was here that John picked up a brush for the first time and painted a train scene for his son's nursery. That's when he realised he wanted nothing more than to bring stories to life.