King Charles III: A special commemorative souvenir book for the 2023 royal coronation

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Jen Long, commissioning editor, said: “ The King’s Runaway Crown is the perfect feel-good story to celebrate King Charles’ coronation and is brilliantly accompanied by Ian’s vibrant illustrations. To mark the occasion, it features the King's royal cypher on the cover, a special gifting bookplate, and four colour images: Westminster Abbey exterior and interior, the Coronation Chair, and the new King and Queen. The official souvenir publication charting His Majesty The King’s accession to the throne and first year as monarch is now available, featuring never-before-seen photographs of preparations for the historic Coronation. I’m fascinated to see what all this pomp and ceremony looks like in 2023 and how everyone reacts to it.

My daughters are a huge fan of the Mr Men and Little Miss series, including the more recent publications on mental health themes (stay tuned for reviews soon!But in a boxer-shorts blunder at the Royal Mail, the King's undies have been posted to his subjects nationwide! The King’s Runaway Crown was developed and written in-house by Rosalind Spark and illustrated by Ian Smith.

Andersen Press have picked-up Nicholas Allan’s The King’s Pants for publication in the lead-up to King Charles III coronation and will mount their biggest-ever picture book campaign cementing this as THE book to celebrate King Charles III Coronation. Conservationism that the public once derided as New Age-y is now seen in a different light; he spoke at the U. Charles, then the Prince of Wales, authored this book, and it offers behind-the-scenes glimpse into what he's planted over decades at his home.

Without these technologies, things like personalised recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly. Oxford Children’s Books is publishing a new picture book to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation in 2023. William Jones was quite opinionated: Queen Victoria’s crown, he wrote, “is exceedingly costly and elegant; the design is in much better taste than that of the crowns of George IV and William IV.