About
“Play is precious to children. It is a time for growing, learning and having fun. The toys children’s play with tell us much about their lives. Many poorer children can’t take them for granted. They may have to work, or fight a war, or they are refugees on the run. Yet even in the worst situations you find children making do with wonderfully improvised toys made from tin cans, wire or wood. Whatever they can lay their hands on. This book is a result of a long term project documenting games and toys around the world by photojournalist Julio Etchart. Contains writing and poems by Jeremy Seabrook and Imme Dros…”
Details
Format: Hardback
Size: 24 x 17 cm
Pages: 110
Condition: Great
Areas of Interest
This book caters to readers with an interest in the following genres:
Art Photography
Childhood & Toys
Culture
Documentary Photography
Photography
