How Do You Say Hello
By (Author) Ashleigh Barton
Illustrated by Martina Heiduczek
ABC Books
ABC Books
7th June 2023
Australia
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Countries, cultures and national identity
Childrens gift books
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Places and peoples
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Family and home stories
Hardback
32
Width 252mm, Height 253mm, Spine 10mm
368g
From the bestselling creators of What Do You Call Your Grandpa, What Do You Call Your Grandma, What Do You Do to Celebrate and How Do You Say I Love You
In every country around the world,
we all have ways to greet
the people that we know
and the people that we meet.
From bestselling duo Ashleigh Barton and Martina Heiduczek comes a delightful and fun-filled book that celebrates the many different ways we say hello.
How Do You Say Hello is an illuminating look at how we welcome each other, in languages the world over.
As a child, Ashleigh Barton would borrow ten library books at a time and decided, at precisely age six, that she wanted to be a writer. Several years, a law degree and a couple of full-time jobs later, Ashleigh has finally made her six-year-old self proud. Now the author of the picture books What Do You Call Your Grandpa, What Do You Call Your Grandma and What Do You Do To Celebrate, Ashleigh loves writing stories for children of all ages. She also works as a freelance copywriter, and prior to this worked in marketing and publicity for children's books at a major publisher, running campaigns for internationally renowned authors and illustrators. Ashleigh lives in Sydney with her husband, dog, and three little bookworms. Martina grew up in a small village on the Baltic Sea in Germany. Here you could find her mostly galloping through the forests with flying piggy tails on her Shetland pony, drawing or reading. These days she is an illustrator and graphic designer and lives in Australia. Martina's illustrations are a mixture of digital and traditional media. With a passion for colour and textures she works with layers of scanned materials, coloured pencils, watercolour and gouache. Her works are inspired by nature, people, places, and the emotionally moving and silly things she sees out there ... Magic is everywhere!