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Written by RANJIT SINGH | Illustrated by MEHRDOKHT AMINI
Nimesh is walking home from school. Except…there happens to be a shark in the corridor. And a dragon in the library! And why would crossing the road lead to the North Pole? A fun-filled story about a little boy with a BIG imagination, Nimesh the Adventurer will surely make even the dullest journey a dazzling adventure.
Derby Children's Picture Book Award 2019 shortlist
Cogan Diversity Picture Book Award 2019 longlist
North Somerset Teachers' Book Award 2019 longlist
'The perfect picture book example of how to celebrate inclusion in modern Britain' – The Independent
'An inclusive, funny, joyous book for all' – Zoe Toft, Playing by the book
'We had to read this book next in our group because one little boy was actually bouncing up and down in his seat and saying, "When are we going to read Nimesh the Adventurer?"' – Cogan Diversity Picture Book Award
This is a well illustrated picture book about a small boy with a big imagination. I liked the way that the illustrator has made collages using real images mixed with painted backgrounds and textures.
Nimesh is doing some every day activities like being at school and walking home but he is able to turn everything into an exciting adventure. He spots a shark in the corridor, a dragon in the library and then jumps on sled to the North Pole.
This is a fun story that shows us that every day tasks and journeys can be more interesting if we use some imagination.
I loved this book from the start as my cousin is called Nimesh. I've never seen a kid's book with his name in it. I love the artwork and who can resist a book with a tiger on the front! I love how the adventures are relatable, not so far fetched that you can't imagine you being in them. I'm a 45 year old who didn't read many books as a child but I know I would've enjoyed this as a young reader.
This is a well illustrated picture book about a small boy with a big imagination. I liked the way that the illustrator has made collages using real images mixed with painted backgrounds and textures.
Nimesh is doing some every day activities like being at school and walking home but he is able to turn everything into an exciting adventure. He spots a shark in the corridor, a dragon in the library and then jumps on sled to the North Pole.
This is a fun story that shows us that every day tasks and journeys can be more interesting if we use some imagination.
I loved this book from the start as my cousin is called Nimesh. I've never seen a kid's book with his name in it. I love the artwork and who can resist a book with a tiger on the front! I love how the adventures are relatable, not so far fetched that you can't imagine you being in them. I'm a 45 year old who didn't read many books as a child but I know I would've enjoyed this as a young reader.