An Activity Journal for Young Explorers
This gorgeous series makes a perfect gift for creative children."
- Frances Morris, Director, Tate Modern Museum
With this fun-filled book as their guide, children don’t need to go further than their own front door to discover new things! Crammed with activities that encourage them to explore their home, jot down their ideas and draw what they see, it’s also bursting with facts about homes throughout history; architecture and design; the way things work; and the writers whose stories are inspired by houses and homes.
Take Me Home is filled with activities that encourage children to explore the place where they live, jot down their ideas and draw what they see. As they discover new facts, make lists, and answer questions they are prompted to look at their own home in new ways - observing its different spaces and the objects that fill it.
Crammed with facts, lively illustrations and inspiring activities, this fun-filled book is perfect for spending creative time at home - just the thing for homeschool groups, or for parents looking for interesting after-school and rainy-day activities. With Take Me Home as their guide, children don't need to go further than their own front door to discover new things!
This book is the perfect gift for curious and creative children.
Recommended for ages 8-12 years.
Softcover with flaps, 96 pages. 6.2 x 8".
Agnes & Aubrey publisher. Printed in China.
Writer and illustrator Mary Richards is author of The Modern Art Journal (Tate Publishing), Splat: The Most Exciting Artists of All Time (Thames & Hudson) and co-author of ArtSongs, a set of songs about art and artists (with David Schweitzer) for Tate. Mary was Art Publisher at the Hayward Gallery and a Project Editor at Tate Publishing. She lives in London with four children, two cats and a large collection of Lego.
“Long days at home getting you down? Children will see their home through fresh eyes with this clever journal.” --Marianne Levy, “30 Best Books for Christmas 2020”, ipaper
"This book has stunning illustrations and is best designed as very cheerful. It helped me think about my home from a whole new perspective." --Gabrielle, 11, Kookie magazine, December 2020