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The Sticker Atlas of Scotland

by Benedict Blathwayt

£8.99

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SKU: 9781780274126 Categories: , , , , , Tags: , , , ,
ISBN: 9781780274126
Published: 11 Jul 2019
Format: Paperback
Extent: 32
Publisher: Birlinn Ltd
Imprint: BC Books
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About the Book

This sticker atlas is a stimulating and fun way to introduce children to the various regions of Scotland and introduce the immense variety of the country’s landscape, flora and fauna, and places of cultural significance. Ben Blathwayt is renowned for his beautiful and detailed illustrative work, which is ideal for this medium.


The Author

Benedict Blathwayt

Benedict Blathwayt spent much of his youth, childhood and early years of married life on Mull. He has written and illustrated over 50 picture books for Julie MacRae, Walker Books, Hutchinson, OUP and Rex Fox, among others, and his work has appeared in 14 languages. He won the Smarties Prize in 1988 for Tangle and the Firesticks.
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