Name: Col. Butxaca Bruixa Brunilda. S'hi llança de cap (in Catalan)
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Author: Korky Paul
ISBN: 9788498015652

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Col. Butxaca Bruixa Brunilda. S'hi llança de cap (in Catalan)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Korky Paul

Publisher

Blume

Collection

bruixa brunilda

Year

2011

Language

Catalan

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.00 x 13.00

Weight

122

ISBN

8498015650

ISBN13

9788498015652

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "Col. Butxaca Bruixa Brunilda. S'hi llança de cap (in Catalan)"

amb les aventures de la bruixa brunilda és impossible avorrir-se: descobriràs tots els seus talents (al volant, en el jardí, en la cuina o en la hípica); compartiràs totes les seves peripècies i sobretot les seves desventures; ella és una bruixa atrevida a la qual res ni ningú li espanta, i per sobre de tot, a brunilda li agrada viure la vida de gom a gom i s ` apunta a qualsevol experiència nova. vols endinsar-te a l ` espectacular món d ` aquesta bruixa tan especial? segur que no et penediràs.

Korky Paul

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Korky Paul, born as Hamish Vigne Christie Paul in Harare, Zimbabwe, in 1951, is a renowned British children's book illustrator. He studied Fine Arts at the Durban School of Art in South Africa and animation at the California Institute of the Arts. After working in advertising in Cape Town, London, and Los Angeles, he settled in Oxford, United Kingdom. His distinctive style, characterized by vibrant watercolors and detailed strokes, has been compared to artists like Ronald Searle and Ralph Steadman.

He is widely known for illustrating the Winnie the Witch series (1987), written by Valerie Thomas, which has sold over 7 million copies and has been translated into more than 10 languages. Other notable works include The Fish Who Could Wish (1991) and The Rascally Cake (1994). In 1988, he received the Red House Children's Book Award for Winnie the Witch. His contribution to children's literature has left a significant mark on readers around the world.

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