Little People, Big Dreams Inspiring Artists & Writers 5 Books Collection Set - Ages 5-9 - Hardback

Titles in This Set. Maya Angelou. Anne Frank. Frida Kahlo. Coco Chanel. Audrey Hepburn. Details. Condition: New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780711261181. Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books. Age Range: 5-9 years. Overview. This beautifully presented Little People, Big Dreams box set brings together five illustrated biographies celebrating extraordinary women who changed the world. From a civil rights icon to a fashion revolutionary, each hardback tells a true story of childhood dreams turning into remarkable achievements. Perfect for curious young readers, classrooms and thoughtful gift-giving, this collection blends art, history and inspiration into one keepsake-worthy set that families will treasure and revisit for years to come.. About the Books. Each title in this set follows the same gentle, empowering format that has made the Little People, Big Dreams series a worldwide favourite. Maya Angelou traces her journey from a difficult childhood to becoming a celebrated singer, actress, civil rights campaigner and one of America's most beloved writers. Anne Frank tells the moving story of a young girl in hiding during the Nazi occupation, introducing an important piece of history with age-appropriate sensitivity. Frida Kahlo explores how a life-changing accident led to a lifetime of powerful self-expression through painting. Coco Chanel follows an orphaned girl with a talent for sewing who reinvented the fashion world through sheer determination. Audrey Hepburn charts a childhood shaped by wartime hardship through to global stardom and a lifetime of humanitarian work with UNICEF. Written in simple, engaging language and paired with bold, stylish illustrations, every book distils a real life story into an accessible narrative that sparks conversation about resilience, creativity and courage. The hardback format is sturdy enough for repeat reading at home, in the classroom or in a school library, and each story ends with extra biographical facts, making the set a