Children'S Picture Dictionary

Children'S Picture Dictionary invites young readers into a glowingly imaginative world. In this intergalactic adventure from shining star Oliver Jeffers, the creator of Lost and Found, a boy discovers an aeroplane in his cupboard and blasts off into a sky filled with clouds, stars, and distant planets. This picture book is perfect for children who love space, exploration, and warm, hopeful storytelling, offering a playful reading journey that feels both exciting and comforting. Written in a lyrical, accessible style with gentle pacing, the book unfolds as a shared voyage between the boy and a friendly Martian who also has a broken aircraft. Together they hatch a clever plan to float back to Earth to retrieve a toolbox, a quest that introduces resilience, teamwork, and problem-solving while keeping the magic alive. The storytelling is complemented by vivid illustrations that invite readers to linger on every planet, every clue, and every smile. Key content elements: a boy, a Martian, an aeroplane, a journey to the moon, and a friendship that bridges worlds. Illustration and storytelling: warm, expressive artwork with a gentle, read-aloud friendly rhythm. Learning experiences: curiosity, creativity, collaboration, and resilience through imaginative problem-solving. Writing and illustration style: approachable prose paired with bright, captivating visuals by Oliver Jeffers. Format notes: Paperback edition with sturdy pages designed for young hands and repeated reading. After finishing this adventure, children gain a sense of wonder and courage. They walk away feeling inspired to dream big, to value friendship across distances, and to believe that together they can turn challenges into triumphs. The reading experience lingers as a gentle invitation to imagination, encouraging kids to explore, ask questions, and keep reading with confidence.]