Illustrator / Author
MARK TREWREN
Weatherman Stan
Images from book one of the Weatherman Stan series. Available from Malt Publishing, Lulu and Amazon
Book 2 in the Weatherman Stan series. Available from Malt Publishing, Lulu and Amazon
'Work in progress' pencil sketches for the next Weatherman Stan book, A Sunny Day
A Windy Day
Book one in the Weatherman Stan series by Mark Trewren.
Fun adventure books, teaching children about weather and the environment
Join the children of Weathertown School with their teacher Miss Sunray on an adventure you will never forget. For when they meet the local TV weatherman, Stan, they are taken around the world, talk with animals and trees and find out more about the weather than they bargained for!
Artwork for Weatherman Stan produced using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
It is the intention that the Weatherman Stan books will be partially animated for reading on devices such as the iPad
Age 4 - 9. Key-stage 2.
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View the slideshow to the left for more images from the book.
A Rainy Day
Book two in the Weatherman Stan series by Mark Trewren.
It's raining in Weather Town, but Miss Sunray and the children at Weather Town school are not stuck indoors for long. Local TV weatherman Stan calls them to the studio right away - bring your umbrellas if you have to - for something special, and before long everyone is off on another roller-coaster adventure...
Age 4 - 9 Key stage 2.
Order direct from MALT Publishing.
View the slideshow to the left for more images from the book.
A Sunny Day
Book three in the Weatherman Stan series by Mark Trewren.
Pencil sketches for the next Weatherman Stan book. Watch this space for further developments.
Age 4 - 9 Key stage 2.
View the slideshow to the left for more images from the book.
MALT Publishing took Weatherman Stan to meet BBC TV presenter Richard Angwin, the real life local weatherman who unknowingly inspired the main character in our series of books about the weather. The two managed a brief meeting before Richard departed for the foreign climbs of Doha to take a new post with Al Jazeera. His counterpart, Stan, will be staying firmly in Bristol - until the next adventure with the children of Weathertown School that is!