Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Naomi Jones spent eight years selling children's books rights before embarking on a career as a freelance writer. She currently also works as a freelance industry editor, and reviews children's books for the award-winning family travel website Mini Travellers. James Jones is an award-winning art director and designer. He was named a Bookseller Rising Star in 2014. His work has been recognised by AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts), Type Directors Club, Design Observer and the ABCD (The Academy of British Cover Design) awards amongst others, and his iconic jackets include those for Tea Obreht's The Tiger's Wife, Laurent Binet's HHhH, The Good Immigrant and Keith's Richards' Life, as well as numerous designs for the Vintage Children's Classics series."A triangle is trying to find her place in the world in this charming take on making friends and inclusion, which doubles up as a creative introduction to shapes and patterns. First from a debut husband-and-wife team."
Bookseller
"This is the ideal introduction to shapes, disguised as a touching story about belonging and cooperation."
The Daily Mail
"A deceptively simple story about geometric shapes with a lot of heart - addressing complex themes in a fun and playful way."
Coralie Bickford-Smith
"This joyful and appealing story is an entertaining and imaginative exploration of shapes as well as a warm-hearted affirmation of the many human rewards of individuality, inclusion and friendship."
The Lancashire Post
"There are plenty of layers to this gorgeous story about fitting in - by being true to yourself."
My Book Corner
"A wonderful book about shapes, diversity and being true to yourself."
Mum's School of Fun
"This book touches on the importance of diversity and inclusion in such a clever and fun way."
The Parent Rookie
"This book manages to incorporate shapes, colours and an underlying theme of appreciating and accepting differences between us. There is so much to learn from here, [which is] all incorporated within a lovely story that is great for capturing the attention of the little ones."
Books up North
"This is a great story for introducing kids to shapes... a really fun book to explore and read together."
Maths Week Scotland