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Little Frida

A Story of Frida Kahlo

Anthony Browne Anthony Browne

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Hardback

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English
Walker Books
01 April 2019
One great artist inspires another, as former Children's Laureate and twice winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal Anthony Browne creates a beautiful story about Frida Kahlo.

The artwork of Frida Kahlo inspires former Children's Laureate and twice winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal Anthony Browne in this beautiful and surreal picture book. Stunning illustrations tell the story of a lonely young girl who discovers the power of the imagination to set you free. A tribute to an iconic artist exploring themes of belonging, creativity and hope, this is an exquisite and touching picture book.

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Illustrated by:   Anthony Browne
Imprint:   Walker Books
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 307mm,  Width: 267mm,  Spine: 12mm
Weight:   520g
ISBN:   9781406381221
ISBN 10:   1406381225
Pages:   32
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Recommended Age:   From 4 to 7 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Anthony Browne is one of the most celebrated author-illustrators working today. Children's Laureate from 2009 to 2011 and winner of multiple awards - including the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal and the much-coveted Hans Christian Andersen Award - Anthony is renowned for his unique style. His work is loved and admired all around the world. Anthony lives in Canterbury, Kent.

Reviews for Little Frida: A Story of Frida Kahlo

I think this is a fantastic book for all ages, it has so many elements to it and such beauty! * Rebel Tribe Blog * Themes of belonging, creativity and hope resonate through the book. This beautiful picture book is a worthy tribute to an iconic artist. * Parents in Touch * This dreamy story reveals more - and rewards more - the longer you look at the illustrations. You feel like you have stepped into one of Frida Kahlo's own paintings. Everywhere, there are surreal little touches (a cactus with arms, a plane made of fruit); everything infused with a sunburnt, stone-baked palette. Not only will any grown-up Frida Kahlo fans love this book, but plenty of children will relate to its themes of bullying and belonging, imagination and hope. * BookTrust * A story of hope and the power of imagination [...] * The Bookseller *


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