Children, like adults, quickly develop sophisticated expectations of genre and style – for example, seeking to see the similarities that define certain types of picturebooks. This picturebook by French artist Barroux plays upon these expectations by … [المزيد ...]

Barroux’s sequel to Where’s the Elephant? plays upon the same premise. The ludic format of the wimmelbook, such as Where’s Wally, becomes a catalyst for an important message about protecting the environment. Children will have great fun spotting the … [المزيد ...]

صُنع فيلم الصور المتحرّكة هذا من الصوف: مغامرة منسوجة من صبي وقطته الأليفة اللذين يطيران في جميع أنحاء العالم يسلّمان الطرود في ما سمّي بالطائرة الحمراء. تم إنتاج هذا العمل الرائع كفيلم طلابي من قبل شارلوت بلاكر في جامعة سنترال لانكشاير وحصل على … [المزيد ...]

This work is a beautifully evocative and ambiguous wordless depiction of a treehouse in different scenes, times, and environments. The treehouse stands in a body of water. A polar bear approaches it and seeks shelter upon it; on the next page, a … [المزيد ...]

This powerful book is a reminder of how small the planet really is. We see different panoramas on each page, depicting different scenes from around the world, brought to life by vivid colour. The intricacy of the wimmelbook is avoided by the clarity … [المزيد ...]

The striking two-tone graphics of this picturebook provide an innovative and uncomplicated depiction of an important part of contemporary life: sustainable development, including over-fishing, pollution, and industrialisation. A little boat voyages … [المزيد ...]

The symbol of the piggy bank is used throughout this highly stylised, conceptual wordless picturebook to explore themes of capitalism. This work is a good example of an ideologically loaded picturebook — whether you agree or disagree with the … [المزيد ...]