Arturo

Hannah Beech

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English

STARFISH BAY
05 August 2024

Children's & Educational; Picture books; Picture storybooks

A funny tale of a naughty anteater who loves being the centre of attention and gets stuck when the wind changes.

Arturo is a cheeky show-off and he loves to pull faces and be silly. He desperately wants to be the centre of everybody's attention and even has dreams of becoming the most famous anteater in the whole wide world. Out of the blue, he gets just what he's been wishing for and all eyes are on him! But will life in the spotlight turnout to be everything he imagined...? A hilarious, cautionary tale of a naughty, very cheeky anteater who loves to be the centre of attention.

'An anteater is antsy for world fame [...] Arturo's exaggerated facial features enhance the fun. A sly, winking acknowledgment that naughtiness is harder to root out than one might wish.' - Kirkus Reviews

By: Hannah Beech
Imprint: STARFISH BAY
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 215mm, Width: 240mm, Spine: 3mm
Weight: 170g
ISBN: 9781760361518
ISBN 10: 1760361518
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 05 August 2024
Recommended Age: From 5 to 7 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Hannah Beech is an illustrator and designer based in Cornwall, UK. She studied illustration at Bath Spa University and later completed her MA in Children's Book Illustration at the Cambridge School of Arts, UK. Since graduating, Hannah has designed characters and patterns for kids' clothing and grown-up textiles, and dabbled in a little bit of toy design too. Hannah also works as a graphic designer and creates her own handmade screen-prints. When she's not busy colouring in, you'll probably find her walking on the cliff tops, eating ice cream or planning her next adventure over the sea and far away...

Reviews for Arturo

"""An anteater is antsy for world fame. ... Comical cartoons feature lots of white space; Arturo's exaggerated facial features enhance the fun. A sly, winking acknowledgment that naughtiness is harder to root out than one might wish."" --Kirkus Reviews"