The Truth About Books (a Celebration Of The Magic Of Reading)

By (author) Ellis Elina
Short description/annotation:
An uplifting and exciting celebration of books and reading, perfect for young children.
Description:

Ever wondered what makes a book so special? They don’t light up, they don''t make a sound – but they can take you anywhere! Perfect for little book-lovers and reluctant readers.

Join one curious little boy on a magical journey of discovery with his whole family, as he finds out that books are secret doorways to adventure, bridges to new worlds and wings for your imagination. Whether it’s a trip to a library or a quiet moment at home, this vibrant story shows that the wonder of reading is for everyone.

An adventurous and joyful picture book celebration of reading, from the Macmillan Prize-winning creator of The Truth About Old People. Perfect for new readers, The Truth About Books by Elina Ellis is a heartwarming story to treasure and to share.

Biographical note:
Elina Ellis loves drawing pictures and imagining stories. Originally from Ukraine, she currently lives and works in Cambridge, where she recently graduated with an MA in Children''s Books Illustration. Elina draws both digitally and using traditional media, creating her own books and illustrating for others. In 2017 she won the Macmillan Prize for Illustration for The Truth About Old People which was followed by the brilliant The Truth About Babies and The Truth About Books.