The Dictionary Story | Hardcover | Children’s Book

In The Dictionary Story, Dictionary dreams of telling a story just like the other books, so one day she decides to bring her words to life! At first, the excitement of adventure fills her pages as her characters come alive, but soon everything spirals into a chaotic mess. Words clash, letters tumble, and an enormous tantrum explodes! This wasn’t the story Dictionary had in mind. How will she ever make sense of the jumble?
Thankfully, her wise friend Alphabet knows just what to do. With a soothing song, Alphabet helps bring calm and order back to Dictionary's pages, showing that even in the midst of chaos, there's always a way to find harmony.
This delightful tale, filled with stunning illustrations by Oliver Jeffers and Sam Winston, is a creative exploration of words, storytelling, and friendship. Perfect for young readers with a love for adventure and imagination, The Dictionary Story is an exciting and playful picture book that will inspire curiosity and wonder.
- A fun and imaginative tale about words coming to life
- Beautifully illustrated by Oliver Jeffers and Sam Winston
- Teaches valuable lessons on creativity, problem-solving, and friendship
- Ideal for children who love language, books, and stories
►Authors: Sam Winston, Oliver Jeffers
►Reading Age: 3 to 7 Years
►Details: Hardcover |  56 pages | 28.9 x 20.9 cm
►About the Authors: Oliver Jeffers is an artist whose work ranges from figurative painting and installation to illustration. His picture books have been translated into over 30 languages worldwide. Oliver's talent has been recognized by several high-profile awards, including the Irish Book of the Year and the Blue Peter Book of the Year; as well as shortlists for the British Book of the Year, the Roald Dahl Prize and the Kate Greenaway Medal. He was winner of Time Magazine’s Best Book of the Year for Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth, and awarded an MBE in 2022 for services to the arts.
Sam Winston is a fine artist who exhibits internationally and whose books can be found in many special collections worldwide, including New York's Museum of Modern Art, the Getty Research Institute, the Tate Gallery London, and the V&A Museum. His work is also collected by the Library of Congress and commissioned by The New York Times.