In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
In The City
by Tineke Meirink
After In The Street, Tineke Meirink returns with a new picture book of illustrated photographs. Longer than this previous book, In The City invites us once again to take a look around and to work the imagination. You will meet a body building couple, a pirate, a giant fork and various wildlife like penguins, frogs and elephants.
After In The Street, Tineke Meirink returns with a new picture book of illustrated photographs. Longer than this previous book, In The City invites us once again to take a look around and to work the imagination. You will meet a body building couple, a pirate, a giant fork and various wildlife like penguins, frogs and elephants.
After In The Street, Tineke Meirink returns with a new picture book of illustrated photographs. Longer than this previous book, In The City invites us once again to take a look around and to work the imagination. You will meet a body building couple, a pirate, a giant fork and various wildlife like penguins, frogs and elephants.
After In The Street, Tineke Meirink returns with a new picture book of illustrated photographs. Longer than this previous book, In The City invites us once again to take a look around and to work the imagination. You will meet a body building couple, a pirate, a giant fork and various wildlife like penguins, frogs and elephants.
The art and culture of Children's books
Picture Book
Format: 20,5 x 25,5 cm
48 pages
RP: 16 €
Yukie and the bear
by Alice Keller and Maki Hasegawa
Finely woven tissues, fleeting words spoken but not recorded, animal voices, the owl, a wolf, a hare, frogs, the fox, a bear. We are in an Ainu village in northern Japan.
This is the story of Yukie, an Ainu girl, young, intelligent, strong-minded and passionate who, traveling a path of languages, sounds and signs, succeeds in transcribing the spoken sounds of the Ainu people into a written language, so as to transmit and preserve the traditional stories and songs of her culture.
