Okido: Colour Me In! Bill Scollon based on the superposition of

based on the superposition of different and heterogeneous layers

having won three Eisner Award's for his work on All-Star Superman

one of the most important historians of our time reflects on the ways our understanding of Nazi Germany have been transformed in the twenty-first century

What happens to my body when I grow

Okido: Colour Me In! Bill Scollon based on the superposition ofA hands on activity book jam packed with fill in, on the page games and puzzles, including: doodles, counting, spotting, sorting, colouring, dot to dot, spot the difference and matching up. This is a bumper book that features all the classic activities that children love but with a quirky OKIDO twist. Play germ sudoku by completing the grid of bacteria; make an `elegator'; turn fruit and vegetables into superheroes; draw pictures of body sounds such