"The Big Dream of a Little Man, Stephen Hawking" Holp Shuppan

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By Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara (author/writer), Matt Hunt (illustrator), Yumiko Sakuma (translator)
Published by Holp Publishing
A4 modified size, 240mm length x 195mm width, 32 pages
Regular price 1,800 yen + tax
ISBN978-4-593-10143-6

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Part numberMbk9784593101436

Specification A boy who loved science and books, he continued to study with curiosity and became the most outstanding astrophysicist of our time... Stephen Hawking, who, despite his physical disability, continued to pursue the mysteries of the universe with vigor. His life, in which he conveyed the wonder of the universe to many people, is told through simple words and familiar illustrations. The "First Biography Picture Book" series introduces the stories of people who worked to make the world a better place, with their childhood dreams and desires in mind. There are explanations and photos at the end of the book.

Author Profile
Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara (Author/Writer)
Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
Writer and creative director
Born in Barcelona, Spain. A bookworm since childhood, she wanted to be a writer, but as an adult she worked in advertising while writing scripts and documentaries. The first book she wrote was
I self-published and sold my books through my own online shop and by asking local bookstores to stock them. The next project I came up with was the "Big Dreams of a Little One" series. This series has been translated into many languages and is loved by many readers around the world.

Matt Hunt (Matt Hunt) (Illustration)
Matt Hunt
Illustrator
Born in Redditch, Worcestershire, England in 1988, he graduated from Birmingham School of Art and began working as an illustrator. He is particularly active in illustrating children's books and magazines. He currently lives in his hometown of Redditch with his wife and two cats.

Yumiko Sakuma (Translation)
Yumiko Sakuma
Translator
Born in Tokyo. Active as an editor and translator. Written works include "Why Africa? Why the Library?" (Akane Shobo) and "The Kitchen of Enzaro Village" (Fukuinkan Shoten). Translated works include the "Dr. Hawking's Space Adventure" series (6 volumes, Iwasaki Shoten), "Let's Open the Door to Space" (Iwasaki Shoten), "Mutula the Hare: Folk Tales from Southern Africa" (Iwanami Shoten), "A Grain of Rice" (Mitsumura Educational Books), and "I Will Continue to Dream" (Shogakukan).

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