Jack's Acrobatics: A Fun Step-by-Step Guide to Acrobatic Exercises for the Whole Family

by Rika Taeymans, Laura Van Bouchout, Emma Thyssen (Illustrator)

Jack wants to put on an acrobatics show in time for the holidays. Every week he practices doing somersaults and building pyramids with Mum and Dad. Do you want to join in the fun too?

Jack’s Acrobatics is a collection of 24 acrobatic exercises for the whole family. From simple practice games to acrobatic tricks, Jack’s Acrobatics brings pure pleasure to young and old and helps with the development of motor skills along the way.

'Wonderful!' Peter Duncan in his foreword.

80 pages, Hardcover

First published September 7, 2015

Reviews

[Erica · Rating 2 out of 5]

Simplified drawings (probably done on a computer, in a naive style) show a child of about age 2 to 5 years doing acrobatics with their adult - parent, grandparent, caregiver, aunt/uncle.

The moves look like acrobatics, but are simple and are mostly human-to-human connections. They look cozy and supportive and encouraging.

Altogether the package is bland, but I can imagine a family enjoying this.

[Klaridge · Rating 4 out of 5]

Skvělý návod na blbnutí s dětmi. Fyzicky náročné i pro děti : ).