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Axel Scheffler's Flip Flap books
Flip Flap Dinosaurs
Un divertido libro de páginas dobles en el que los niños podrán aprender y jugar con 11 animales de la jungla para crear, combinando torsos por un lado y patas por el otro, sus propios seres selváticos (¡hay 121 posibilidades!). Y el juego no sólo involucra las imágenes, sino también el texto rimado que al mezclarse producirá los efectos más divertidos.
A fun book in which children can learn and play with 11 jungle animals to create— combining torsos on one side and legs on the other— their own jungle creatures (there are 121 possibilities!). And the game not only involves the images, but also the rhymed text that when mixed will produce the most fun effects.
A fun book in which children can learn and play with 11 jungle animals to create— combining torsos on one side and legs on the other— their own jungle creatures (there are 121 possibilities!). And the game not only involves the images, but also the rhymed text that when mixed will produce the most fun effects.
28 pages, Hardcover
Published October 15, 2019
About the author
Axel Scheffler
644 books190 followersAxel was born in Hamburg, Germany. At school he was good at art, but didn’t think of a career in illustration until he won a cuddly purple cow in a drawing competition.
He moved to England in 1982 to learn English and study illustration at the Bath Academy of Art and then set up home in London. Axel illustrated a number of books for various publishers, and in 1993 Kate suggested him as the illustrator for Julia Donaldson’s first picture book text, A Squash and a Squeeze. This was the start of a hugely successful partnership: their bestselling modern classic, The Gruffalo, has sold over three-and-a-half million copies worldwide, and the TV animation was broadcast on Christmas day 2009.
Axel has illustrated a number of other highly successful books, including Muddle Farm, and his books have been translated into 42 languages.
Axel lives in London with his partner and young daughter.
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He moved to England in 1982 to learn English and study illustration at the Bath Academy of Art and then set up home in London. Axel illustrated a number of books for various publishers, and in 1993 Kate suggested him as the illustrator for Julia Donaldson’s first picture book text, A Squash and a Squeeze. This was the start of a hugely successful partnership: their bestselling modern classic, The Gruffalo, has sold over three-and-a-half million copies worldwide, and the TV animation was broadcast on Christmas day 2009.
Axel has illustrated a number of other highly successful books, including Muddle Farm, and his books have been translated into 42 languages.
Axel lives in London with his partner and young daughter.
from http://nosycrow.com/authors-etc/axel-...
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February 22, 2019Fun and informative. There are different levels of this book for different ages and reading sessions. The youngest of readers can just look at the funny dinosaur shapes, slightly older readers can play with the funny names that are made by combining different dinosaurs, and then there are the descriptions.
A cross between a Tyrannosaurus and a Thalassomedon becomes:
A cross between a Tyrannosaurus and a Thalassomedon becomes:
Trannomedon:
I am a might meat-eater - a fearsome carnivore. So everyone should hide and run away from my big roar!
Unlike most other dinosaurs - I swim beneath the sea. My flippers are impressive so I can move gracefully.
June 13, 2024
With a fun rhyming text, this book will delight young dinosaur enthusiasts as they learn a few facts about each creature, before using the half-cut pages to mix and match one species with another to create their own humourous beasty.
April 18, 2021
Educational, interactive, 121 combinations for children to develop an intuitive and imaginative construction of dinosaurs.
Dino-maniac myself and of course my child (he's 2 years old), we spend Every-single-day reading this masterpiece, morning, noon and before bedtime.
Even as a pediatrician, I think it stimulates language skills in children of this age, who tend to search patterns and make repetitive tasks, because it introduces the variable of randomization to construct different dinosaurs.
Dino-maniac myself and of course my child (he's 2 years old), we spend Every-single-day reading this masterpiece, morning, noon and before bedtime.
Even as a pediatrician, I think it stimulates language skills in children of this age, who tend to search patterns and make repetitive tasks, because it introduces the variable of randomization to construct different dinosaurs.
February 5, 2019
Educational, interactive and funny.
May 4, 2022
My 4yo son got such a kick out of this book - very well done
October 21, 2024
My brother really liked this book
December 25, 2024
A complex and deeply moving masterpiece
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