Eva the Adventurer

Japanese / English

Elly Gedye

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Books for Wednesdays
25 January 2022

Eva the Adventurer

Eva is a bright, determined girl with a bountiful imagination. She fills each day with adventures, squeezing in as much as she can before bedtime. A trip to moon, cure a rare disease, drive a train? Absolutely. What will today bring?

For ages 2 and up.

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This book is in English AND Japanese!

Sometimes, one parent can speak a language the other doesn't, and bedtime stories shouldn't suffer because of it. Sharing the love of languages and learning is a priority for us - all our books will be available in bilingual forms.

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What gender stereotypes?

Our princess is more likely to save herself than to wait for her prince. She'll be train driving, rocket ship flying, and opera singing. We hope girls and boys will not be held back by gender stereotypes, and we strive to portray positive gender examples.

Supporting Children's Charities + NKH Research

Our books support children with Non Ketotic Hyperglycinemia, a rare and terminal metabolic disorder. Because NKH is so rare (less than 40 children in the UK, less than 500 worldwide) there is little to no awareness. There is little to no funding for research. So we, as parents fund what can. Through local fundraisers, and events and raffles. And children's books.

All our books support Team Mikaere and Joseph's Goal - a charity for children with Nonketotic Hyperglycinemia. Thank you for helping fund a cure for our children.

+ NKH

Team Mikaere Joseph's Goal

View more languages at www.booksforwednesdays.com

By: Elly Gedye
Imprint: Books for Wednesdays
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 215mm, Width: 215mm,
ISBN: 9781915064103
ISBN 10: 1915064104
Pages: 26
Publication Date: 25 January 2022
Audience: Children/juvenile , 0-5 years
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

All her books come in dual language form supporting multilingual families, and where possible she bends gender stereotypes (who says girls can't be astronauts/engineers/scientists AND ballerinas/singers/teachers?!)Elly lives in London with her husband and sons. More at www.BooksForWednesdays.com