We Are the Shapes (Hardcover)
This funny, bold and characterful picture storybook introduces young readers to the shapes, as they meet the Squares and the Triangles.
Meet the squares. They are straightforward, supportive, and reliable. Squares like things to be even. But they don't get on very well with the Triangles...
The Triangles are edgy, sharp, and creative but they really don't like the Squares.
Circle comes across these two groups but just can't take a side! When a fight breaks out between the two shapes, will circle be able to help turn things around?
Featuring charmingly simple illustrations and plenty of puns, We Are the Shapes is a truly fun introduction to shapes that children will love to read time and time again.
Meet the squares. They are straightforward, supportive, and reliable. Squares like things to be even. But they don't get on very well with the Triangles...
The Triangles are edgy, sharp, and creative but they really don't like the Squares.
Circle comes across these two groups but just can't take a side! When a fight breaks out between the two shapes, will circle be able to help turn things around?
Featuring charmingly simple illustrations and plenty of puns, We Are the Shapes is a truly fun introduction to shapes that children will love to read time and time again.
Kevin Jenner is a Hampshire-based Designer/Illustrator that works under the name Two-Headed Boy. He is a graduate of Middlesex University BA Hon's Visual Communication and Design. Kevin also enjoys music and cats.
“The supportive and reliable Squares don’t get on with edgy, creative Triangles, so Circle has to try and help when a fight breaks out in this pun-filled introduction to shapes.”—The Bookseller
“Full of delightful puns and very expressive shapes, this is an excellent book about appreciating differences with a sprinkling of geometric learning thrown in.” —The Scotsman
“Full of delightful puns and very expressive shapes, this is an excellent book about appreciating differences with a sprinkling of geometric learning thrown in.” —The Scotsman