Alma vs the Snowpocalypse

Steve Foxe (Autor)

Buch | Softcover

32 Seiten

2024
Raintree (Verlag)
978-1-3982-5726-9 (ISBN)

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Tiny Folk siblings Alma, Reni and Lance wake up to find a few centimetres of snow have fallen. It’s a snowpocalypse! The teensy trio play in the powder, and their fun isn’t even ruined when they need to dig out their house. But the NEXT morning? The sun is shining bright… and all that snow is going to melt and flood their dwelling! Can Alma think up a way to keep their little downhill home high and dry? In Tales of the Tiny Folk, follow along as itsy-bitsy creatures use creativity to thrive in a world that’s not quite their size. With manga-inspired art and light-hearted adventure, young readers will snap up these super-cute graphic novels that are big fun!

Steve Foxe is the author of more than 20 children’s books and comics properties including Pokémon, Transformers, Adventure Time, Steven Universe, DC Super Friends, and Grumpy Cat. He lives in Queens, New York, where he thinks a lot about cats, even ones who can’t shoot lasers from their eyes. Elena Dall’Aglio was always a quiet kid, but she quickly realized drawing was a way she could connect with people and express herself. Drawing was like translating her imagination, and she enjoyed it so much that she never stopped. Elena works mostly digitally, with a quick sketch and bright colors characterizing her style. She loves illustrating full-page scenes and covers. Elena also loves drawing funny animals in wool sweaters and rain boots. When she is not working, Elena is probably drinking too much tea or walking her dog. She loves taking long walks through nature to clear her thoughts and find new inspiration

Erscheinungsdatum	28.09.2024
Reihe/Serie	Tales of the Tiny Folk
Illustrationen	Elena Dall'Aglio
Verlagsort	Oxford
Sprache	englisch
Maße	152 x 229 mm
Themenwelt	Literatur ► Comic / Humor / Manga ► Cartoon / Graphic Novel
Themenwelt	Kinder- / Jugendbuch ► Kinderbücher bis 11 Jahre
ISBN-10	1-3982-5726-5 / 1398257265
ISBN-13	978-1-3982-5726-9 / 9781398257269
Zustand	Neuware