The Big Game Book of Space

by Joan "Subi" Subirana

Overview

The Big Game Book of Space is a seek and find game book for children aged 3 to 8 years old that features beautifully detailed illustrations. This giant book includes games for different ages, so it can be used for several years as the child gets older. Moreover, children of different ages can play together while they discover some of the engineers and scientists that have made great contributions to science. Its enormous cardboard pages, 10.75 x 14.5 in, allow the book to be stood on end, and many children can play together side by side. Each double page features a large, full-color, detailed illustration, with three different games to play: 1) Easy: Looking for objects within the illustrations. From 3-4 years old. 2) Medium: Finding 10 objects that start with the same letter. From 5-6 years old. 3) Difficult: Finding 10 hidden or repeated characters. From 7-8 years old. The engineers and scientists that appear are: - Kitty O’ Brien - Neil Armstrong - Carl Saga - Stephen Hawking - Jeanette Scissum - Katherine Johnson The book includes a QR code that redirects to Editorial el Pirata's website, where you can find the solutions to the featured games and fun facts about space!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9788419898319
Publisher:	Editorial el Pirata
Publication date:	05/27/2025
Series:	Game books , #4
Pages:	14
Product dimensions:	10.75(w) x 14.50(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range:	5 - 7 Years

About the Author

Joan Subirana “Subi” has studied drawing, comic, graphic design and art. In 2000, he won the Tombatossals Picture Book Award and, since then, he has worked as a children’s literature illustrator. He has published more than 150 titles, many of which have been translated into Hebrew, Dutch, English, Chinese, Korean, or French, among others. Together with Anna Obiols, they have won multiple children’s literature awards, such as Apel· les Mestres (2008), Parcir Awards (2004), or Lactà ncia i crianç a (2008 and 2012). Joan Subirana “Subi” has studied drawing, comic, graphic design and art. In 2000, he won the Tombatossals Picture Book Award and, since then, he has worked as a children’s literature illustrator. He has published more than 150 titles, many of which have been translated into Hebrew, Dutch, English, Chinese, Korean, or French, among others. Together with Anna Obiols, they have won multiple children’s literature awards, such as Apel· les Mestres (2008), Parcir Awards (2004), or Lactà ncia i crianç a (2008 and 2012).