Flags
By (Author) Jonathan Litton
By (author) Laura Knowles
Illustrated by Natalia Rojas Castro
Templar Books
Templar Books
16th September 2025
31st July 2025
United Kingdom
Children
Non Fiction
Childrens picture books
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Politics and government
Hardback
80
Width 215mm, Height 280mm
Journey across the continents and discover the history, culture and identity found within the fabric of flags!
Every country in the world has a national flag - one country even has two - and there's so much to be learned from these vibrant symbols about the people and places they represent. Discover the druk of Bhutan - its fierce thunder dragon - or how the stunning Southern Cross unites the nations of the Pacific. Learn how each UK country is represented by the Union Flag and how a banner falling from the heavens inspired Denmark to make the world's oldest flag.
Divided into sections covering each continent and featuring theme spreads discussing common similarities of flags around the world, this book celebrates each nation's uniqueness and how our identities are closer than we might think! Unfurl each flag and explore the hopes, dreams and ambitions of our world's great nations.
Jonathan Litton (Author)
Jonathan Litton has written and edited a number of non-fiction titles for children.
He has lived in 11 cities including London, Edinburgh and Ulaanbaatar.
Laura Knowles (Author)
Laura Knowles is an award-winning children's non-fiction author and editor with over 15 years of experience in the field. Her love for natural history led her to writing many books about animals and nature, which have been translated into 11 languages. Her book, It Starts with a Seed, was awarded the 2017 Margaret Mallett Award for Children's Non-fiction.
Natalia Rojas Castro (Illustrator)
Natalia Rojas Castro is an illustrator based in Bogot, Colombia, who works in various media, including magazines, books and advertising. The inspiration for her work comes from her surroundings, the streets of Bogota, the colours and nature of Colombia and Latin America. She observes passers-by and portrays them with her style of seeing the world. Natalia works in digital format, using textures to give her images an organic touch.