When Dev's boredom lands him in some trouble, his parents banish him to Everest Base Camp for the summer to join his dad on a research trip. With freezing winds, endless maths worksheets and ice instead of ice cream, Dev expects to have a miserable time. But when he reunites with his friend Hiu the Yeti, he's invited to Yetiville, which is plagued by a horrible smell. How did the stench reach the world's highest mountain? And can Dev help the Yetis clear it away while defeating boredom once and for all?
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Zielgruppe
Für Kinder
US School Grade: From Kindergarten to Fourth Grade, Interest Age: From 5 to 9 years
Maße
Höhe: 225 mm
Breite: 163 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-83874-276-8 (9781838742768)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Sneha Pradhan is a lover of all things story-related and is passionate about creating brave, whimsical characters that bring a smile to her audience. She has a Liberal Arts degree from Mount Holyoke College in the US and an MSc in Public Policy from Carnegie Mellon University. After spending over half a decade as a policy researcher, Sneha pivoted into the magical world of writing fiction. She was born and raised in Kathmandu and now lives in Chicago. When she isn't dreaming up new worlds or wrapped up in an audiobook, you can find her taking walks along the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan with her husband or having coffee chats with her family back home in Nepal.
Promina Shrestha is an illustrator, comics artist and researcher in the field of visual arts. She currently directs her creative energy towards personal projects while residing on a rural farm in Nepal. As the co-founder of Virangana Comics Collective, she annually spearheads a non-fiction comics workshop in Nepal, catering to both writers and illustrators. Promina has worked with the Women of the World (WoW) Festival through the Creating Heroines project, with the British Council and has animated and illustrated for the Linden Museum in Stuttgart. She is passionate about identity politics, mental health and working with children. Notably, she has earned national recognition in Nepal, winning two awards in Children's illustration for her works Maile Aja Ke Ke Jane (2012) and Kasko Bhoto (2015).
