At home I have an interesting debate with my daughter about books you can read Now that at school they encourage him to do it hard. As in my time there was not so much offer of books, nor Internet to choose from, nor so much bookstore with children's area, we ended up reading Enid Blyton, Julio Verne, Emilio Salgari, Alejandro Dumas, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens and Miguel Delibes (The Way). Now it's my turn to see how they buy books that they seem self-help for 10 year olds!
So this map of protagonists, famous and less famous, of works of universal literature represented in London and that can also be used as an element of decor It encourages me to keep the literature debate with my daughter. And is that Sherlock Holmes, Agathe Christie, Ebenezer Scrooge and many more appear on the map. The poster is designed by Anna Burles and each zone identifies the name of the literary character in which he lived. I have read it on Miss Puri's blog that she missed and that now that she has returned she is still as entertaining and accurate as ever.
The posters They can be viewed on their website and are made by hand also incorporating typography and illustration. Can be found more than 250 novels, that is, it could be enough for every elementary school, and it can be a good activity to identify and study works to read and know. The size of the poster is 45x30 centimetersThey are available in white and black (the image is white), they arrive home by mail in a well protected tube. They are priced at 90 pounds, approximately 110 euros. They are limited editions that can be an interesting investment in the medium term.
