Benjamin Flouw – illustratör

Discover why a wide variety of creatures make incredible journeys across our planet - by sea, land or sky. Packed with interactive novelties, this book offers a hands-on exploration of amazing animals on the move. Each spread includes a wheel mechanism, illustrating life's natural cycles, while lift-the-flaps add an extra layer of fun when learning. The gorgeous illustrations by the super-talented Benjamin Flouw and clear, comprehensive text make this nonfiction book an exciting exploration of a core ecological concept.Perfect for young wildlife lovers, curious kids and little scientists; fans of Blue Planet, Steve Backshall's Deadly 60 and National Geographic, or anyone who enjoys a good lift-the-flap book!Also in the Circle of Life series . . . learn all about life cycles in How Things Grow!

Discover the wonder of nature's diversity and ingenuity in this beautiful, immersive introduction to animal and plant life cycles. With an engaging wheel mechanism and flaps throughout, this book is an interactive treat that encourages reader to get hands-on while learning. The gorgeous illustrations by the super-talented Benjamin Flouw and clear, comprehensive text, full of helpful hints about how to spot and protect wildlife, make this nonfiction book an exciting exploration of a core scientific concept.Perfect for young wildlife lovers, curious kids and little scientists; fans of Blue Planet, Steve Backshall's Deadly 60 and National Geographic, or anyone who enjoys a good lift-the-flap book!

A beautiful tale based in prehistoric nature that examines the cycle of life and how we fit into the grand scheme of thingsFlo, a little drop of water, falls out of the sky and into the world for the first time. Unaware of the nature of her surroundings, or even her mere existence, she wonders who she is and where she’s supposed to go. As life pulls her in different directions, puts obstacles in her path, and guides her toward other living creatures, the answers to her questions continue to lack clarity. That is, until she finally sees the light and, suddenly, it all makes sense. The Lost Drop is a wonderfully creative story that allows each reader, young and old, to gently discuss the cycles of life and our place within them.