Most Popular Books by Robert Ingpen

This is a collection of timeless classics for a new generation, featuring three of the best-loved children''s titles. Meet unforgettable characters in ''The Jungle Book'', go on an exciting journey in search of treasure in ''Treasure Island'' and see how Mr Toad leads his companions from one escapade to another in ''The Wind in the Willows''.

Robert Ingpen''s astonishing creative vision, expressed in well over 100 books, has enchanted countless families around the world. Like a keeper of our collective imagination, he has led us on wide-ranging journeys into the wondrous landscapes of the classics he has so famously illustrated: Neverland, the Riverbank, Oz and Alice''s Wonderland - as well as into the magical scenes of his own invention and the more real but no less captivating scenery of his beloved Australia. Wonderlands is a glorious celebration of Robert Ingpen''s work as an illustrator and storyteller, told through his own illustrator''s notes, original sketches and abundant illustrations from his award-winning publications - and revealing the places, stories and people that inspired him along the way.

Un ours demande à son père à qui appartient la terre. D''autres animaux se demandent pour qui sont les océans, les rivières, les grandes étendues de neige. Tous cherchent à comprendre pour qui a été créé ce monde et s''ils y ont leur place. Un soir, un enfant pose cette même question à son père...

The Poppykettle is an Edward-Lear-like vessel in which five fingersize creatures, last survivors of their kind, set sail for a haven where people of sensible size can find a true place.

When your mind is somewhere between what is really happening and what might happen, the Dreamkeeper will never be far away. He catches the creatures of our dreams when they escape, luring them with tricks and traps to return them to the the safety of the Dreamtree. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Em 2002, em um encontro promovido pela Unesco, os ministros da Educação de todo o mundo votaram, em unanimidade, para que fosse introduzida a educação para a paz em todos os estabelecimentos de ensino. A Unesco, desde sua criação no final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, já declarava: As guerras nascem no espírito dos homens; logo, é no seu espírito que precisam ser erguidos os baluartes da paz. É com essa perspectiva que a escritora Katherine Scholes, com uma linguagem assertiva e convincente, facilita o caminho do professor para trabalhar com a criança a questão da paz: Aprenda a resolver pacificamente os problemas de sua vida – primeiro que tudo. Isso porque a paz começa com você. No seu próprio quintal. Ainda há as imagens belíssimas de Robert Ingpen que interagem com o tom questionador e reflexivo do livro. Sua leitura contribuirá para sensibilizar a criança a ter uma relação harmoniosa consigo mesma, com os outros e com a natureza.