Beschreibung

Ein Geschichte über Identitäten im viktorianischen London. 

Das Buch ist Teil einer Reihe von 10 Bücher, die das Thema Diversität in Vordergrund bringen möchte. 

Für Kinder ab 5 Jahren.

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In the melting pot of London in 1839, two young dock workers chase a tiger on the loose – a dangerous splash of colour in a world of soot and grime!

Written by Philip Ardagh, Mistaken for a Bear is a true story about mistaken identities, brought vividly to life by debut illustrator Jamie Beard’s richly atmospheric depictions of a grimy Victorian London. For young readers age 9 and up.

Mistaken for a Bear was edited by Daisy Jellicoe and art directed by Chloé Tartinville at Walker Books.

Limited edition of 1000.

Mistaken for a Bear is part of the 10 Stories to Make a Difference collection: ten original illustrated stories for young readers, all inspired by the theme of Difference. The collection features a mix of well-known and emerging writers and illustrators, giving a platform to untold stories and diverse new voices. Proceeds from sales supports Pop Up’s work in deprived schools, marginalised communities, and with talented aspiring and emerging writers and illustrators.

10 stories to make a difference. A project by Pop-up UK.

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