Chalk Eagle will strike a chord with all those with imaginations! Buy Chalk Eagle We’re delighted with this fantastic review of Chalk Eagle from Wordless Books over on Instagram! Have a look! View this post on Instagram Chalk Eagle (2018) by Nazli Tahvili. At its heart, this wordless story by an Iranian artist centres around a little boy’s imagination and his longing to fly. It was inspired by a memory of Tahvili’s husband, who liked to draw…
Free your imagination with Chalk Eagle! Buy Chalk Eagle For now, this lockdown has closed children off from most of their favourite places – the park, the library, friends’ houses. However, that does not mean they are stuck inside their houses! Children’s imaginations can take them to any place they can think of. Nazli Tahvili’s Chalk Eagle perfectly illustrates this. This wordless picture book allows children to create their own story and let their imagination…
Buy Little Eli Recently, as part of their Little Eli book giveaway, Book Trust wrote a beautiful review of Little Eli: Sometimes a book comes along that you can just tell is one to treasure. In the case of Little Eli, it’s three in one! Laura Bellini’s absolutely stunning, slender wordless picture books – which come in a gorgeous slipcase – follow the story of a dragonfly as he plays with the eggs, playing cards and pencils that…
Buy Caged Buy Chalk Eagle We’re delighted that IBBY UK have nominated our two wordless picture books Caged by Duncan Annand and Chalk Eagle by Nazli Tahvili to be included in the children’s library at Lampedusa. The Italian island Lampedusa is home to large numbers of refugees from Africa and the Middle East. IBBY have collected hundreds of ‘silent books’ from around the world to include in a library for local and immigrant children. Unlike…
Buy Caged Literacy magazine English 4-11 have written a fantastic review of our wordless picture book Caged by Duncan Annand. Read it below! Many of us feel we could write a children’s book. And a picture book would be an easy start, right? Some of the artists amongst us might even decide to produce a wordless picture book — even easier, right? Wrong. If you don’t believe me — give it a try. But Duncan…