Marc-Étienne Peintre – illustratör

Take flight into the exciting world of aviation!From early biplanes to modern jets, this oversized, interactive book invites young readers to explore the fascinating world of air travel. With more than 50 flaps, tabs, pop-ups, and rotating wheels, kids can peek inside a Boeing 747 cockpit, discover how baggage carousels work, and help pilots prepare for takeoff.Whether it’s watching a jet land on the runway or refueling before departure, every page brings the magic of airplanes and airports to life. Perfect for curious minds aged 5 and up, this book combines educational content with hands-on fun, making it ideal for both home and classroom use.Key Features:• Supersized spreads with detailed, immersive illustrations• Over 50 interactive features to spark curiosity and engagement• Educational content that supports early STEM and transportation learning• Great family and classroom read-aloud bookIdeal for fans of the Ultimate Book™ series, including The Ultimate Book of Venicles, The Ultimate Book of Space, and more!

WINNER OF THE BLUE PETER BOOK AWARD BEST BOOK WITH FACTS 2019!A truly unique approach to history and a fascinating read that is guaranteed to keep boredom at bay, The Colours of History studies the shades, hues and pigments which have shaped the past and present.Why did Roman emperors wear purple? Which colour is made from crushed beetles? What green pigment might be used to build super-fast computers of the future? Find out the answers to these and many more questions in this vibrant exploration of the stories behind different colours, and the roles they've played throughout history.From black to white, and all the colours in between, every shade has a story to tell. Each colour group is introduced with a stunning and interpretive double-page spread illustration, followed by illustrated entries exploring the ‘colourful’ history of particular shades.With vivid, thought-provoking illustrations and engaging bite-sized text, this book is a feast for the eyes and the mind, ready to enthral budding artists and historians alike.