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A fisherman and a fishmonger, a slave and a goddess, a princess and a werewolf ...Real, mythical and imaginary people come together in this stunning picture book. Each figure is juxtaposed with another on the opposite page. These relationships are often funny and surprising; some... read full description below.

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ISBN 9781877467783
Published 18 November 2011 by Gecko Press
Format Hardback
Author(s) By Blexbolex

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ISBN-13 9781877467783
ISBN-10 1877467782
Stock Available
Status Available at publisher; usually ships 5-14 working days
Publisher Gecko Press
Imprint Gecko Press
Publication Date 18 November 2011
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Hardback
Author(s) By Blexbolex
Category Picture Books / Young Children's books
The Arts (Visual, Performing, Music)
Human Geography / Peoples Of The World
Interest Age 0-12 years
Reading Age 0-12 years
NBS Text Children's General Non-Fiction
ONIX Text Children/juvenile
Number of Pages 200
Dimensions Width: 180mm
Height: 240mm
Weight Not specified - defaults to 1,000g
Dewey Code 769.92
Catalogue Code 225003

Description of this Book

A fisherman and a fishmonger, a slave and a goddess, a princess and a werewolf ...Real, mythical and imaginary people come together in this stunning picture book. Each figure is juxtaposed with another on the opposite page. These relationships are often funny and surprising; sometimes the connection is obvious, other times it takes a bit of thinking.

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Author's Bio

Blexbolex is an award-winning French comics artist and illustrator. Born Bernard Granger in Aurillac, he studied screen printing at the School of Fine Arts in Angouleme.

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