Little People, Big Dreams Series 3 5 Books Collection Set by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara - Board Book Biographies - Bowie, Attenborough, MLK, Gandhi

Titles in This Set David Bowie David Attenborough Martin Luther King Jr Mahatma Gandhi Stephen Hawking Details Condition: Brand New Format: Board Book ISBN: 9789124295998 Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books Age Range: 3-6 years Overview This Little People, Big Dreams Series 3 collection gathers five sturdy board books celebrating icons who changed the world through music, nature, and courage. Written by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara, each story turns a real biography into a gentle, rhythmic tale toddlers can follow again and again. Featuring David Bowie, David Attenborough, Martin Luther King Jr, Mahatma Gandhi and Stephen Hawking, this set introduces big personalities and even bigger ideas through simple words and bold illustration, a wonderful first step into biography for the very young. About the Book(s) Each board book in this collection follows the trusted Little People, Big Dreams formula: a childhood moment of curiosity or difference becomes the seed of a remarkable life. David Bowie follows a shy boy who discovers music and grows into a boundary-breaking artist. David Attenborough traces a boy fascinated by fossils and creatures who becomes the world's best-loved naturalist. Martin Luther King Jr follows a childhood shaped by faith and injustice into a life devoted to peaceful protest. Mahatma Gandhi shows a quiet, studious boy finding the courage to lead a nation through nonviolence. Stephen Hawking follows a stargazing schoolboy whose mind carried him to Oxford, Cambridge, and the frontiers of physics. The board book format is built for little hands — rounded corners, thick card pages and bold, simple illustrations mean these books survive story time after story time. Text is short and rhythmic, ideal for reading aloud to babies, toddlers and preschoolers. Every book focuses on a real person, so children absorb early lessons in history, science, music and civil rights long before they could tackle a full biography, giving parents an easy way to intr