Share on
Urban Parks of the World
Tania Graff / Helena Bonastre
There are all kinds of public parks all over the world.
A non-fiction picture book to discover fourteen of the world’s most emblematic urban parks, their deep historical roots, their great influence on popular culture and the incredible nature they hold. An interesting look at how parks can be a green refuge from crowded and grey cities.
SELLING POINTS
- A fun and thrilling take on fourteen emblematic parks from around the world.
- Written and illustrated from a global perspective.
- Detailed illustrations and maps of every park, with a fun search-and-find game.
- A catalogue of different parks focused on how they came about, what characterizes them, and how they reflect their culture and society.
- Including an analysis of the flora and fauna distinctive to each park.
- Ideal for both anthropology and geography lovers.
| Title | Urban Parks of the World |
| Author | Tania Graff |
| Illustrator | Helena Bonastre |
| Size and Format | 24,5x34,7 |
| Pages | 72 |
| Age Range | 8+ |
Tania Graff was born in Asturias, in the north of Spain, and has always lived near the sea. At the age of 17, she swapped the Cantabrian Sea for the warm waters of the Mediterranean to study
Advertising and PR in Barcelona. Since then, she has worked as a copywriter and creative director in different advertising agencies in the city. Urban Parks of the World is the first title she has published.
Helena Bonastre is an illustrator and animator based in Madrid. She is a graduated in character animation at Central Saint Martins (London) and in film directing at Met Film School (London). In recent years she has worked as a storyboard artist for renowned production companies in London and as a freelance illustrator for editorial and commercial work both in the UK and in Spain.