Hector and the Big Bad Knight Award-winning author by Alex T. Smith (author and illustrator) (UK edition)

When Hector’s granny has her magic wand stolen by The Big Bad Knight, Hector, the tiniest boy in the village, decides to go after him. And when The Big Bad Knight sends a dragon after Hector, our hero knows just what to do – with a little help from a bag of crisps!

Brave Hector manages to return the magic wand back to Granny, and then it’s time for The Big Bad Knight to learn a little lesson about knightly manners.

A fun-filled new picture book about the power of good with quirky illustrations from award-winning Alex T. Smith.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407138480

Date published

March 6th, 2014

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 2.9; Lower years; 0.5 points

Other details

32 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Alex T. Smith

Alex T. Smith was born in 1985 and has drawn and written stories since he could hold a pencil.

After considering several career options (space traveler, cake maker, professional rabbit), Alex decided to train to do the job he’d wanted to do since he was five – a children’s books illustrator.

Alex graduated with a 1st Class Hons degree in Illustration and, having won second place in the Macmillan Prize for Children’s Picture Book Illustration in his final year, began working on his first commission as he put his degree show up!

Since then Alex has gone on to write and illustrate his own books – many of which have won prizes and have been read on TV during the Bedtime Hour on CBeebies, as well as illustrating books for several different authors.

Alex is also the creator of the CLAUDE series for early readers. CLAUDE in the City was selected for the Richard and Judy Children’s Book Club 2011 and was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize in 2012.

When not working, Alex enjoys doodling in his sketchbook, reading, people-watching and eavesdropping. He is also a big fan of cake and a nice cup of tea and a sit down.

He lives with and under the constant ‘supervision’ of his canine companions – two very tiny, very naughty chihuahuas (Coco and Mr. Bongo) and an ancient and very bossy Yorkshire Terrier, Lucy Locket.