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The smash-hit movie Flow is now available as a novelisation for readers aged 8+! When Cat’s home is submerged by a great flood, it finds refuge on a boat alongside an unlikely band of animal companions…Together they embark on an extraordinary journey, encountering abandoned cities, breathtaking landscapes and forgotten creatures of the deep – while discovering their capacity for courage, resilience and friendship.An enchanting adaptation of the Oscar-winning film beloved of audiences around the globe.Flow is the winner of both an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature, as well as a host of other prestigious awards and nominations.Praise for the movie:“Brimming with sentiment but notcsentimentality” – IndieWire“The animals act like animals, and that gives their adventure an authenticity that, in moments of both delight and peril, makes the emotion that much more powerful.” – New York Times“Pure cinema, pure animation, pure magic” – Film Yap“An eco-parable … bracingly fresh and unexpected” – Guardian“Mesmerising and wondrous” – Empire
The smash-hit movie Flow is now available as a novelisation for readers aged 8+! When Cat’s home is submerged by a great flood, it finds refuge on a boat alongside an unlikely band of animal companions…Together they embark on an extraordinary journey, encountering abandoned cities, breathtaking landscapes and forgotten creatures of the deep – while discovering their capacity for courage, resilience and friendship.An enchanting adaptation of the Oscar-winning film beloved of audiences around the globe.Flow is the winner of both an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature, as well as a host of other prestigious awards and nominations.Praise for the movie:“Brimming with sentiment but notcsentimentality” – IndieWire“The animals act like animals, and that gives their adventure an authenticity that, in moments of both delight and peril, makes the emotion that much more powerful.” – New York Times“Pure cinema, pure animation, pure magic” – Film Yap“An eco-parable … bracingly fresh and unexpected” – Guardian“Mesmerising and wondrous” – Empire