Jon Burgerman Livres

Everyone's body is different in some way - and that's OK! Whether your body is big, small, short or tall-Jon Burgerman shows us that it is something to celebrate and be proud of.

Everybody worries and that's OK. A fun way of exploring and coping with worries.

Every time you turn a page in this book, everything gets splatted onto the page opposite! A hilarious story that experiments with the physical boundaries of the book as an object to encourage interaction and imagination. Written and illustrated by acclaimed international artist, Jon Burgerman.

An exciting new colouring book from Jon Burgerman, taking you on a journey through a land of his doodle creations. Colour and scribble and have fun as you and your pens make friends with strange monsters and doodles on your journey to Burgerworld! Contains a list of mind-boggling creatures and objects to tick off as you find them on your travels, and a page of crazy stickers.

Paint, draw, doodle, make, and laugh with Jon Burgerman on 100 inspiring art projects!

Learn how to doodle just about everything! Inspired by Jon Burgerman's Snapchat Daily Doodle, this book includes more than 100 silly ideas to scribble, instructions, tips and hints as well as two pages of stickers.

Once upon a time, a thief committed a crime. Everything he stole was replaced with a RHYME! Packed with the silliest of rhymes and wordplay, this original, hilarious, and interactive tale from Jon Burgerman will have the youngest children in fits of giggles!

For fans of Supertato, this hilarious interactive book introduces children to a host of talking food, including a pizza slice that most certainly does NOT want to be eaten! Bright colours and lots of visual gags provide one hilarious introduction to a range of fantastic food - and will even encourage children to eat fruit and vegetables!

We all have feelings and that's okay! How are YOU feeling today? With fun characters and eye-popping artwork, Jon Burgerman's entertaining book introduces over twenty feelings, putting each one in relatable context and providing young children with the vocabulary they need to talk about feelings. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru