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The Big Bird Spot

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Travel the world to a variety of amazing locations - from jungle to desert to woodland to ocean and see if you can spot the birds that are hiding there. It's harder than you think!

The brilliant and highly successful wildlife artist, Matt Sewell has now created his first ever children's book. The locations and birds are brought to life in wonderful detail, and there's so much to see on every page.

As well as having fun spotting the birds, you'll also learn about the different species and where they live - then maybe you'll also spot them in real life on your travels.

Get twitching, get spotting, have fun!

32 pages, Hardcover

Published May 11, 2017

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Matt Sewell

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Artist and illustrator Matt Sewell has been described as the Banksy of the bird world. Matt works in a variety of media including T-shirts, posters, interiors, sculptures and walls. He has illustrated for the Guardian and Barbour, amongst many others; painted underpasses for the RSPB; and exhibited in London, Manchester, New York, Tokyo and Paris, as well as being an avid ornithologist and regular contributor to the Caught by The River website (he also designed their logo).

His bird books, Our Garden Birds, Our Woodland Birds, A Charm of Goldfinches and many more, have taken the world by storm. He has also illustrated numerous children’s books including The Big Bird Spot, Dinosaurs and Forgotten Beasts. His latest book for children is Atlas of Amazing Birds.

Matt lives in Shrewsbury with his partner and two children.

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June 26, 2017
Wonderfully vibrant and colourful book and both children enjoyed searching for the birds and extra items on each page.It's a lovely book to keep and I would recommend it.
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