Reviews
Anorak Children’s Illustrated Magazine No. 12: Sharks is about sharks, which have lived on Earth alongside humanity for 4 years. Sharks existed before trees, the important plants that protect the Earth. They have survived five mass extinctions. In this book, images of sharks were gradually drawn from a child’s perspective. Sharks with frightening teeth big enough to swallow you whole were made pretty and cute, and the Anorak friends depict sharks in a way that is both funny and serious. The
Anorak is a children’s illustrated magazine that was published in the UK and has been loved for its diverse, original content. As befits a children’s magazine, it is made with eco-friendly paper and soy-based ink and features high-quality illustrations. Now readers in Korea can experience it too. I saw Anorak at the international book fair this time, and its bright colors and illustrations really stood out, catching the eyes of adults as well as children. Seeing it at the fair made me even
Anorak has captured my child’s heart! The idea of a children’s magazine is fresh and interesting. Anorak is published five times a year, so it isn’t a monthly magazine. That means each issue is packed with worthwhile information and keeps children from getting bored. ⠀ This issue’s theme is sharks, perfect for a cool summer: all kinds of information about sharks, wordplay, crafts, and writing! Unlike a workbook with a set time to finish, Anorak is something you can enjoy freely whenever and
There are several books in the Anorak children’s illustrated magazine series, and I chose the shark issue. The illustrations are so wonderful right from the cover that I thought they would spark my child’s interest. There is a lot of content, but my child has a hard time sitting still, so we started with easy number quizzes and mazes that they could do. They weren’t too difficult, and the pictures were fun, so my child joined in happily. They’re learning English these days, so we also tried the
Anorak is a new kind of children’s magazine from the UK! Is there a magazine just for children where they can enjoy everything in one place—fun, information, games, creative activities, drawing, making things, reading, and more? Whether they’re sitting in a chair or traveling by plane or train, one copy of this magazine is enough. Anorak is a fresh magazine from the UK that brings happiness and creativity into children’s everyday lives. Each issue chooses a subject children are likely to enjoy
Have you heard of the Anorak series? It is premium creative-art content for ages 5–9, recognized as one of Europe’s leading creativity resources for children! Sometimes my child gets inspired and spends an hour drawing in a sketchbook, but they don’t attend art school or take regular art classes. Since they don’t go to the art classes many other children attend, I find myself worrying for no reason that they might not draw as well as their peers at school or might struggle during art time. So I
Children are full of curiosity. They take in all kinds of topics and express their questions about them. They are especially interested in the many living things in nature, so families with children often visit places like zoos, botanical gardens, and aquariums to help answer their questions. This creative-learning magazine is filled with elements that help children express their creativity. This issue’s theme is sharks, and it includes all kinds of information about them. I especially loved
Anorak is a magazine that chooses topics children will enjoy and presents them through games, quizzes, and stories. June’s theme is sharks. Children who love animals surely know about sharks, and the Baby Shark song seems to have made these sea creatures even more familiar to us. This June issue introduces a variety of games and activities, such as making banana bread, playing riddles, and collecting vintage books. After those activities, it gets into sharks in earnest. Sharks are said to have
This issue is packed with all kinds of sharks drawn by children from other countries, so it felt like visiting an exhibition. As always, it includes fun things to look at and activities, and Junseong and I had a lovely time enjoying it together 💕 I even displayed it on a magazine rack in one corner of my shop, and little customers had so much fun with it too. Make sure you don’t miss Anorak 😉... #ThanksForTheGreatBook @anorakmagazine #ReviewEvent #PreschoolArt #CreativeArtForPreschoolers
My son has loved sharks ever since he was around two, and now he’s five. He says this is really fun because it isn’t just a picture book: it has lots of useful information about real sharks, and he can look at other children’s shark drawings on the coloring pages and little art gallery page too 🤍
Anorak Korea Editorial Department: Anorak 12: Shark
First launched in the UK in 2006, Anorak has become popular at home and abroad. It features illustrations by world-class artists and distinctive, engaging content. Now you can experience Anorak in Korea, after it has already been recognized in countries across Europe—including Italy, Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands—as one of the best creativity-learning resources. Anorak expresses its distinctive sophistication and free spirit through richly colored illustrations. Each issue selects themes and content connected to the elementary-school curriculum and offers high-quality activities, giving children an enjoyable experience of creative art education. Anorak will awaken the creativity already within children! Sharks are familiar, yet the more you learn about them, the more mysterious and amazing they become. This issue’s theme is sharks. They are the animals Anorak’s young readers can’t take their eyes off at the aquarium and the stars of an animated song everyone sings along to: sharks! Why are sharks so fascinating to curious children? They are known as fearsome ocean predators, but they have endless appeal: pointed fins, saw-like teeth, and flexible bodies that swim fast. There are sharks small enough to fit in your hand and others so enormous they could not fit on an airplane. This issue introduces the stories behind sharks in a fun, accessible way for children, grounded in scientific knowledge. The richly colored shark illustrations will catch children’s eyes. Shall we meet these familiar yet mysterious and amazing ocean animals?
Korean title: 아노락(Anorak) 12: 상어
Korean author: 아노락 코리아 편집부
Korean publisher: 아노락코리아
ISBN-13: 9791193217627
Reviews
Anorak Children’s Illustrated Magazine No. 12: Sharks is about sharks, which have lived on Earth alongside humanity for 4 years. Sharks existed before trees, the important plants that protect the Earth. They have survived five mass extinctions. In this book, images of sharks were gradually drawn from a child’s perspective. Sharks with frightening teeth big enough to swallow you whole were made pretty and cute, and the Anorak friends depict sharks in a way that is both funny and serious. The
Anorak is a children’s illustrated magazine that was published in the UK and has been loved for its diverse, original content. As befits a children’s magazine, it is made with eco-friendly paper and soy-based ink and features high-quality illustrations. Now readers in Korea can experience it too. I saw Anorak at the international book fair this time, and its bright colors and illustrations really stood out, catching the eyes of adults as well as children. Seeing it at the fair made me even
Anorak has captured my child’s heart! The idea of a children’s magazine is fresh and interesting. Anorak is published five times a year, so it isn’t a monthly magazine. That means each issue is packed with worthwhile information and keeps children from getting bored. ⠀ This issue’s theme is sharks, perfect for a cool summer: all kinds of information about sharks, wordplay, crafts, and writing! Unlike a workbook with a set time to finish, Anorak is something you can enjoy freely whenever and
There are several books in the Anorak children’s illustrated magazine series, and I chose the shark issue. The illustrations are so wonderful right from the cover that I thought they would spark my child’s interest. There is a lot of content, but my child has a hard time sitting still, so we started with easy number quizzes and mazes that they could do. They weren’t too difficult, and the pictures were fun, so my child joined in happily. They’re learning English these days, so we also tried the
Anorak is a new kind of children’s magazine from the UK! Is there a magazine just for children where they can enjoy everything in one place—fun, information, games, creative activities, drawing, making things, reading, and more? Whether they’re sitting in a chair or traveling by plane or train, one copy of this magazine is enough. Anorak is a fresh magazine from the UK that brings happiness and creativity into children’s everyday lives. Each issue chooses a subject children are likely to enjoy
Have you heard of the Anorak series? It is premium creative-art content for ages 5–9, recognized as one of Europe’s leading creativity resources for children! Sometimes my child gets inspired and spends an hour drawing in a sketchbook, but they don’t attend art school or take regular art classes. Since they don’t go to the art classes many other children attend, I find myself worrying for no reason that they might not draw as well as their peers at school or might struggle during art time. So I
Children are full of curiosity. They take in all kinds of topics and express their questions about them. They are especially interested in the many living things in nature, so families with children often visit places like zoos, botanical gardens, and aquariums to help answer their questions. This creative-learning magazine is filled with elements that help children express their creativity. This issue’s theme is sharks, and it includes all kinds of information about them. I especially loved
Anorak is a magazine that chooses topics children will enjoy and presents them through games, quizzes, and stories. June’s theme is sharks. Children who love animals surely know about sharks, and the Baby Shark song seems to have made these sea creatures even more familiar to us. This June issue introduces a variety of games and activities, such as making banana bread, playing riddles, and collecting vintage books. After those activities, it gets into sharks in earnest. Sharks are said to have
This issue is packed with all kinds of sharks drawn by children from other countries, so it felt like visiting an exhibition. As always, it includes fun things to look at and activities, and Junseong and I had a lovely time enjoying it together 💕 I even displayed it on a magazine rack in one corner of my shop, and little customers had so much fun with it too. Make sure you don’t miss Anorak 😉... #ThanksForTheGreatBook @anorakmagazine #ReviewEvent #PreschoolArt #CreativeArtForPreschoolers
My son has loved sharks ever since he was around two, and now he’s five. He says this is really fun because it isn’t just a picture book: it has lots of useful information about real sharks, and he can look at other children’s shark drawings on the coloring pages and little art gallery page too 🤍
