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A panda playing a drum? A fox wearing boots? Anything is possible with this delightfully quirky mix-and- match book illustrated by Michelle Carlslund. Children will love building and re-building the pictures of the animals, and reading and re-reading the sentences as they change. With simple text on the left-hand side and fun, friendly images on the right-hand side, this playful book will help very young children to understand simple sentences and develop basic vocabulary through recognition and repetition. See the book in action! https://bit.ly/mix-and-match-auzou
Little Wolf is a sweet, relatable character created by Orianne Lallemand and illustrated by Eleonore Thuillier. He helps toddlers to explore fi rst and everyday experiences, such as going to the doctor, potty training, and many more. Young children will enjoy developing reading skills, as well as confi dence dealing with the world around them - and Little Wolf will be there every step of the way!
A delightful cloth book perfect for babies first steps into reading! Michelle Carlslund is a Danish poster maker and freelance illustrator based in Copenhagen. Her work is characterised by her illustrative style and soft pastel colour palette. Her bold, yet gentle illustrations transport readers to a world of enchanted forests, friendly tigers and proud sailors.
Meet Azuro, the dragon breathes not fire, but water! A heatwarming series of stories centred on this lovable character that celebrate difference, independance and kindness. Azuro the dragon won't be forgotten easily!
This book proposes a fascinating, clear and didactic journey through the life and work of women artists. Camille Claudel, Frida Kahlo or Dora Maar, among others, occupy the pages of this book illustrating a wide time period and their corresponding styles, from Impressionism to the 1940s of the 20th century.This work constitutes a corrected and enlarged part of Amazonas con brush, a book published in 2006. The texts seek a balance between the historical importance of the creators and the interest in their life, which sheds much light on the difficulties of being a woman and artist at the same time. For this reason, special attention has been paid to their working conditions, their success or neglect of their careers, and those who were able to encourage them or, on the contrary, silence them. They fought, like men, to express their vision of the world and renew artistic language, but in a social context far removed from equal opportunities. This book written by Victoria Combalía was in 2006 the first publication that was published in Spain focused on women artists.
