Navega por cinco ríos grandiosos y descubre increíbles relatos relacionados con la historia, los mitos y su presente. El Nilo nos invita a descubrir pirámides, tumbas y templos milenarios; el Misisipi nos habla de batallas históricas, dinosaurios y aventuras en kayak; el Rin susurra crónicas de castillos, tribus aguerridas y de Frankenstein; el Yangtsé evoca dragones, demonios y delfines; mientras el Amazonas guarda en su selva oro y ciudades perdidas. Las páginas de este libro se despliegan en bellas ilustraciones que muestran el curso completo de cada río.
KNAPMAN TIMOTHY
I've always loved writing stories - funny ones especially.
I try to make my books as exciting as possible because I know how much I enjoyed the books I read when I was small. I am very conscious that it's now my turn to introduce children to the joys of reading, and to create a book habit that will last a lifetime.
That doesn't mean I want to make things easy, because I think easy is boring - especially for kids. I want my young readers to be thrilled and entertained - but also challenged and stretched.
Each time I start a story - even if it's part of a series about the same character, such as my three Mungo adventures - I want it to be completely different from anything I've written before. Now I've written a few, though, I do see the same themes popping up: friendship is one, and adventure another.
One of the great delights of writing children's books is that you get to work with illustrators. People who only write for grown-ups must be green with envy! They are all amazingly talented and inspiring. It is a huge thrill to open your own book for the first time and see it brought to such stunning life by their dazzling imaginations.
But don't take my word for it - check out my books!