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Shackleton's Journey
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Shackleton’s Journey

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Winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal 2015

Young, up-and-coming illustrator William Grill weaves a detailed visual narrative of Shackleton’s journey to Antarctica.

Grill’s beautiful use of colored pencils and vibrant hues effortlessly evokes the adventure and excitement that surrounded the expedition. His impeccably researched drawings, rich with detail, fastidiously reproduce the minutiae of the expedition.

Children will love examining the diagrams of the peculiar provisions and the individual drawings of each sled dog and packhorse. This book takes the academic and historical information behind the expedition and reinterprets it for a young audience.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Flying Eye Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 February 2014
Pages
80
ISBN
9781909263109

Winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal 2015

Young, up-and-coming illustrator William Grill weaves a detailed visual narrative of Shackleton’s journey to Antarctica.

Grill’s beautiful use of colored pencils and vibrant hues effortlessly evokes the adventure and excitement that surrounded the expedition. His impeccably researched drawings, rich with detail, fastidiously reproduce the minutiae of the expedition.

Children will love examining the diagrams of the peculiar provisions and the individual drawings of each sled dog and packhorse. This book takes the academic and historical information behind the expedition and reinterprets it for a young audience.

Format
Hardback
Publisher
Flying Eye Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 February 2014
Pages
80
ISBN
9781909263109