Emily Sutton Livres

This exciting non-fiction picture book introduces young readers to the wondrous (and invisible) world of microbes.There are living things so tiny millions could fit on a dot. Although they are invisible, they are everywhere and they multiply very quickly. They are vital for life on earth, and do all sorts of things - from giving us a cold and making yoghurt to wearing down mountains and helping to make the air we breathe. With charming illustrations by Emily Sutton, this friendly, clever book succeeds in conveying the complex science of micro-organisms simply and clearly, and opens up an exciting new avenue for young non-fiction.

There are living things everywhere: the more we look, the more we find. There are creatures on the tops of the tallest jungle trees, at the bottom of the coldest oceans, even under the feathers of birds and in boiling volcanic pools. So how many different kinds are there? One, two, three . . . lots!

Moving home can feel a bit lonely, so Penny can't believe her luck when she finds a new friend right in her garden: a puppy who wants to play all day long! But the next morning, Penny's playmate is nowhere to be seen, wherever can she have gone? To find out, Penny and Dad will have to get to know their new town a little better. Here is a story about making friends and finding ways to belong.

This delightful colouring book brings one of the V&A;'s favourite collections into your home. Drawn by Emily Sutton, illustrator of the best-selling Clara Button books, each page is based on a dolls' house from the V&A; Museum of Childhood and is ready for you to personalize.

Das Buch "GRÜN: die wichtigste Farbe auf unserem Planeten" bietet eine kinderleichte Einführung in die faszinierenden Fähigkeiten von Pflanzen und erklärt deren Rolle in der Entstehung von Leben auf der Erde. Es behandelt Themen wie Photosynthese, fossile Brennstoffe und den Klimawandel, unterstützt durch verständliche Texte und schöne Illustrationen.