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My First Little People, BIG DREAMS Kids Biography Series

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Spark curiosity and courage with My First Little People, BIG DREAMS, the board book format of the globally bestselling biography series by María Isabel Sánchez Vegara. Each beautifully illustrated book tells the true story of a designer, scientist, activist, artist or leader who began life as a child with a dream, then worked hard to make it real.

A facts spread and timeline at the back help young readers connect the story to history, and the sturdy board book format is designed to withstand little hands from babyhood onward. Browse the full range in our gift ideas for the bookworm collection.

Why You'll Love It

  • Inspiring, age-friendly biographies that celebrate perseverance and character
  • Charming artwork and clear storytelling that hold attention at bedtime or in the classroom
  • Real-world context with photos, dates and a bite-size timeline
  • A huge cast of role models, so you can choose the icon that will light up your reader
  • Keepsake quality that's made to be read, re-read and handed on

Product Details

  • Author: María Isabel Sánchez Vegara
  • Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books
  • Format: Board book
  • Recommended age: 0 to 3 years
  • Titles available: select from the dropdown

Styling and Gifting Tips

  • Build a mini library on a bedroom shelf and rotate a hero of the week
  • Create a cosy reading nook with a lamp, beanbag and two titles, one to read and one to display
  • Perfect for birthdays, new-baby libraries, teacher gifts and classroom book corners
  • Pair a book with themed stationery or art supplies for an extra-special present

Pairs beautifully with the Little People, BIG DREAMS series, which sits on the same shelf.

FAQs

What age is My First Little People, BIG DREAMS suitable for?
The board book format is designed for babies and toddlers, roughly ages 0 to 3, with sturdy pages that hold up to little hands.

How is this different to the original Little People, BIG DREAMS series?
My First titles are simplified board book adaptations of the original hardcover picture books, designed for younger readers, while the original series suits ages 4 to 8.

Can I choose which title I get?
Yes, each variant on this listing represents a specific person in the series, so you can pick the role models that speak to your family.

In Short

My First Little People, BIG DREAMS is the board book adaptation of the bestselling biography series by María Isabel Sánchez Vegara, telling age-friendly true stories of world-changing figures with a facts spread and timeline at the back. Suited to ages 0 to 3, it's available at Flux Boutique, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, across a range of titles for building a family library of role models.

Board book titled Maria, plum cover
My First Little People, BIG DREAMS Kids Biography Series Sale price$15.00

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