Pau Estrada Book order

A picture book biography about activism, this is the story of Velma Johnston, a trailblasing woman who mobilised children in her crusade to save wild mustangs.

Mr Gaudí lives in a most peculiar place, the Güell Park , which he has designed in Barcelona for the Count of Güell. Every day when he goes to work he checks the progress on the works he's been commissioned to the Pedrera, the Sagrada Familia, the Batlló House... You'd never guess by his unkempt appearance but Antoni Gaudí is one of the most reknown architects of his day, even though oftentimes people think that his buildings are quite bizarre... A picture book full of wonderful illustrations to learn about the city of Barcelona and about one of the most original architects of the 20th century.* From 6 years old.

Was Pippo the Fool really Pippo the Genius? The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence was a marvel of art, architecture, and engineering. But it lacked a finishing ornament, a crown--a dome! The city fathers had a solution: to invite the finest masters to compete for the chance to design a dome. The rumors of this contest reached the ears of Filippo Brunelleschi, better known in Florence as Pippo the Fool. As soon as he heard about the contest, Pippo knew it was the chance he had been waiting for. "If I can win the contest, I will finally lose that nickname once and for all!" This book tells the story of the construction of an architectural masterpiece--Brunelleschi's Dome. Tracey E. Fern depicts Pippo's prickly personality with humor and warmth, and Pau Estrada's richly detailed illustrations bring Renaissance Florence to life. An excellent way to introduce kids to an important moment in Western engineering and history.