My Awesome Guide to Getting Good at Stuff: World Book Day 2020

My Awesome Guide to Getting Good at Stuff: World Book Day 2020

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Author: Matthew Syed
Format: Paperback, 110mm x 176mm, 60g, 96 pages
Published: Hachette Children's Group, United Kingdom, 2020

Discover the secret to GETTING GOOD AT STUFF in this brand-new book created especially for World Book Day 2020!

Bestselling author Matthew Syed is here to bust some myths wide open. So if you believe that ...
- You're either born with talent or you're not
- Mistakes = Disaster!
- Everyone is hopelessly better than me
... prepare to have your mind BLOWN.

Find confidence, resilience and determination in this hilarious and practical guide by learning from the best, getting over failures and nailing your practice.

So what are you waiting for? It's time to get good at stuff!

Matthew Syed is a columnist for The Times, an acclaimed author and a former international table tennis champion. His first book for kids, You Are Awesome, was a no. 1 bestseller and won Best Children's Non-fiction Book 2019. He is also a trustee of Greenhouse Sports, a charity that empowers young people from disadvantaged communities through sport. Matthew is married, and has two young children. Toby Triumph is a New York-based illustrator from Yorkshire, England. He creates detailed hand-drawn pieces with an irreverent edge, that incorporate characters, typography and playful phrases. Outlines and blocks help him create definition within these detailed illustrations, often realised in mono or duo tone colour palettes. His work has been applied across product packaging, advertising, clothing, installations and large-scale murals. Lindsey grew up in a tiny town called Oswaldtwistle in the heart of Lancashire. Her favourite playthings were pencils and paints and her first gallery was the fridge door. Her big love for art and design led her to graduate with a first class honours degree in Graphic Design. Lindsey has over a decade of experience in the art and design industry including working for Hallmark. She has recently packed up her sketch books, pens and laptop and set out to see the world. As she travels, she gets inspiration and ideas from all over the globe!

Year of Publication: 2020

Format: Paperback

Weight: 60 g

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Author: Matthew Syed
Format: Paperback, 110mm x 176mm, 60g, 96 pages
Published: Hachette Children's Group, United Kingdom, 2020

Discover the secret to GETTING GOOD AT STUFF in this brand-new book created especially for World Book Day 2020!

Bestselling author Matthew Syed is here to bust some myths wide open. So if you believe that ...
- You're either born with talent or you're not
- Mistakes = Disaster!
- Everyone is hopelessly better than me
... prepare to have your mind BLOWN.

Find confidence, resilience and determination in this hilarious and practical guide by learning from the best, getting over failures and nailing your practice.

So what are you waiting for? It's time to get good at stuff!

Matthew Syed is a columnist for The Times, an acclaimed author and a former international table tennis champion. His first book for kids, You Are Awesome, was a no. 1 bestseller and won Best Children's Non-fiction Book 2019. He is also a trustee of Greenhouse Sports, a charity that empowers young people from disadvantaged communities through sport. Matthew is married, and has two young children. Toby Triumph is a New York-based illustrator from Yorkshire, England. He creates detailed hand-drawn pieces with an irreverent edge, that incorporate characters, typography and playful phrases. Outlines and blocks help him create definition within these detailed illustrations, often realised in mono or duo tone colour palettes. His work has been applied across product packaging, advertising, clothing, installations and large-scale murals. Lindsey grew up in a tiny town called Oswaldtwistle in the heart of Lancashire. Her favourite playthings were pencils and paints and her first gallery was the fridge door. Her big love for art and design led her to graduate with a first class honours degree in Graphic Design. Lindsey has over a decade of experience in the art and design industry including working for Hallmark. She has recently packed up her sketch books, pens and laptop and set out to see the world. As she travels, she gets inspiration and ideas from all over the globe!