Eduard Altarriba is a graphic designer and illustrator. He runs Alababalà, a studio producing games, exhibitions, animation, apps and practical and fun workbooks for children. He has illustrated a number of books published by GMC Publications including, Discovering Architecture, Discovering Energy, My First Book of Electromagnetism, My First Book of Microbes, My First Book of Quantum Physics, My First Book of Relativity, My First Book of the Cosmos, What is War? and Migrants. Eduard lives in Barcelona, Spain.
"Another accessible piece of #nonfictionforkids and the next triumph in this fabulous series #economics by @eduardaltarriba provides an easy-to-understand explanation about the economy, how it affects society and the impact on our daily lives. From inflation to capitalism, it’s all explained and supported with impactful #illustrations The perfect introduction for inquisitive young readers @gmcpublications. * @bookgiftblogger * This is a pretty neat book for kids to learn the basic concepts of economics and how it affects our communities and society. It has easy to understand concepts of how economics affects our every day lives. It covers everything from yard sales to large global businesses and is pretty fascinating. This would be neat for kids interested or curious about economics for sure! * @booksgrowminds * In his usual fashion, Altarriba’s sequencing of topics explained is carefully considered so that each new subject (there are almost forty in all) segues logically into the next. With its wealth of infographics and illustrations children can discover such things as how money works, the things you can do in a bank, what happens in the stock exchange and much more. Altogether an excellent and illuminating introduction to a topic that is something of a mystery to all too many of us. -- Jill Bennett * Red Reading Hub * An ideal introduction to the concept and subject of economics and how it is relevant to their lives and the lives of their families, ""Economics"" by author/artist Eduard Altarribo is thoroughly 'kid friendly' in tone, organization, and presentation -- and very highly recommended for family home schooling curriculums, as well as elementary school, middle school, and community library Money/Finance collections. * Mid-West Book Review *"