Books for young readers about cooking soup, doing the laundry, and going for a walk, created to encourage children’s development and natural curiosity. These everyday stories are presented with humour, tenderness and the utmost attention to detail.
Simple and fun high-contrast books that encourage children’s development and natural curiosity.
Eyes – contrasting illustrations stimulate the eyesight and ability to focus on specific objects.
Ears – onomatopoeic words support the child’s sensitivity to sounds and activate phonemic awareness.
Mouth – simple words help with practising articulation and developing vocabulary.
Hands – holding the book, pointing and tracking with the fingers help to develop the child’s manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Brain – activity of the body and senses creates new neural pathways in the brain.
Young children are fascinated by everything around them – even soup, walks, or laundry! These books provide a fun, loving way for parents and children to discover the simplest phenomena together.
Translated by Kate Webster