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Quentin Blake's the Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor

Quentin Blake's the Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor

by Quentin Blake (Illustrator), John Yeoman (Author)

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    Hardcover 2009

    $3.36
Synopsis

  • The first adventure story, wonderfully illustrated by Quentin Blake.
  • Seven wonderful tales to enthrall readers (and the read-to!).
  • A beautifully produced gift book.
  • A follow-up to 2008's A Christmas Carol.

Seven wonderful voyages of adventure, shipwreck and heroism, danger and disaster, fabulous treasures and terrifying monsters.

Originally part of the Arabian Nights stories, the adventures of Sinbad are among the first adventure stores created to thrill audiences. 'The son of a rich merchant, Sinbad spends his time squandering his wealth until he realises that he must make better use of his fortune. So with a ship full of valuable goods to trade, he sets sail from Baghdad on a series of voyages full of peril, monsters and fortune.

THE ILLUSTRATOR

Quentin Blake is simply today's most popular and best-loved children's illustrator. His books are loved by children all over the world. His titles include Mr Magnolia, Mrs Armitage and, of course, the many stories of Roald Dahl.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 120
 Edition: First Edition First Impression
 Publisher: Pavilion Children’s Books
Published: 01 Jul 2009
ISBN 10: 1843651297
ISBN 13: 9781843651291
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
 Book Overview: Seven wonderful voyages of adventure, shipwreck and heroism, danger and diaster, fabulous treasures and terrifying monsters.

Media Reviews
Both beautiful and accessible. --The Wall Street Journal
John Yeoman's calm, intelligent prose retains a hint of the ornate Middle Eastern storytelling tradition--all very readably--while illustrator Quentin Blake's brilliantly brisk, tangled lines give a feeling of lightheartedness even to scenes of terror and danger. --The Wall Street Journal
Author Bio
John Yeoman wrote his first children's book after leaving Cambridge University, where he read English. This began a collaboration with Quentin Blake which has continued for over forty years. John taught for twenty-eight years, before retiring to spend more time writing, reading and relaxing in France. Quentin Blake is one of today's most popular and best-loved children's illustrators. His books are loved by children all over the world. His titles include Mr Magnolia, Mrs Armitage and, of course, the many stories of Roald Dahl.