Saviour Pirotta – författare

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Kliv in i Snödrottningens magiska värld och följ med Gerda när hon försöker rädda Kaj från en hemsk förtrollning. Promenera med Guldlock och se vad hon hittar i det lilla huset i skogen. Håll utkik efter den stora, stygga vargen i skogen med Rödluvan. Huffa och puffa men blås inte bort husen för De tre små grisarna. Se Rapunzel släppa ner sitt vackra hår och träffa sin prins. Hjälp Hans och Greta att hitta vägen genom skogen till huset som är gjort av godsaker, och spring så fort du kan med Pepparkaksgubben.

Take a trip around the world and discover 5-minute bedtime stories from 80 different countries. Around the World in 80 Tales is written by renowned author and playwright Saviour Pirotta and beautifully illustrated by the brilliant Richard Johnson. Readers can journey across six continents, with entertaining folktales from dozens of countries, including the U.S., Canada, Hawaii, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Russia, Germany, Australia, Egypt, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, and Japan.This delightful collection is an excellent introduction to countries and cultures, enriching readers' appreciation of diversity around the world. Stories include a dragon princess in China, a spell-casting Sioux grandmother, a helpful friend from Spain, and a rainbow snake from Venezuela; children will meet wonderful characters as they travel story-by-story around the globe. A perfect book for schools and libraries, and also for parents and children to read together at bedtime.

What was it like to be a castle resident in the Middle Ages? This beautifully illustrated children's reference book explores how knights lived, what their training involved, and the rules of chivalry that governed their behaviour. It also delves into the lives of nobles and servants in the castle. Brought to life by eye-catching re-enactment photographs, this is the definitive children's visual guide to the medieval world!A fantastic, fascinating read for children aged 8+.ABOUT THE SERIES: The Arcturus Children's Reference Library series uses stunning photography, fabulous facts and useful diagrams to introduce a variety of subjects - from the animal kingdom to space. Great to dip into, these reference guides are a staple for any child's bookshelf.

If you love The Frog Prince and The Elves and the Shoemaker, you''ll love this tale of love, magic ... and unicorns!Annis and her grandmother live in a cold, draughty castle on top of a hill, which they share with their chickens and their cow. They may be poor, but Annis''s heart is full of kindness. Offering a home to an injured unicorn and a family of fairies one day, her kindness is magically rewarded. But will her good fortune bring her happiness and love?This entrancing fairy tale is brought gloriously to life by Hans Christian Andersen Award nominee Jane Ray."Jane Ray''s jewel-bright illustrations shine like the flourishes of an illuminated manuscript in Saviour Pirotta''s The Unicorn Prince, featuring a crumbling castle, a dauntless heroine, industrious fairies and an enchanted prince. Gorgeous gowns, wild dreams, transformations and galloping moonlit freedom are also thrown into the mix." Observer