★Rights sold to Slovenia.
★The humor-filled illustrations help children grow up understanding that everyone thinks differently and learn to think and tolerate from multiple perspectives.
★The full English translation is available.

Imagine a tree. What does it look like? Is it broad-leaved, or coniferous? What’s its colour? Is the tree short, or does it reach all the way up to the sky? Is fruit growing on it? The tree you think of is yours and nobody else’s, and completely different to the one your friend might imagine. And the same goes for other stuff as well. That’s because no two things are created alike in two different heads.

Would you like to know what other people think about the world around us? This book will show you what they might imagine when they hear such general worlds as family, communication, or occupation, or how dramatically different views of the same thing can be.

About the Author
Radka Píro is a bookworm, keen traveller and lover of original stories, Radka was born in a Moravian metropolis. She opted to study foreign languages at university. As a student, she completed several study stays and internships in France and Germany. As she made up her mind what to do next, she journeyed to distant corners of the world. After graduation, she worked as an intern in an editorial department and freelance as a proofreader of books and copywriter. She has realized a dream in joining a publishing house where she is involved in the creation of books for children.

About the Illustrator
Oksana Drachkovska was born in Chernivtsi (Ukraine). She grew up in Chernivtsi and moved on to study at an art college located in the Carpathians then she moved to study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Lviv, where she’s been living for the past 13 years. She studied in Lviv National Academy of arts (Painting) There are quite a few things that inspire her (some of them might be a little weird). Trees, the sea and the ocean, as well as birds and clouds. And, of course, she loves to observe people, they inspire her quite a bit. Every person she met gives her a better understanding of herself. She likes to play with metaphors. She's one of those people who find it easier to think on paper. Her main interest are the illustration of children’s book and editorial illustration. Oksana was awarded 2020 -The best children book (4-8 years) at Lviv Book festival (Ukraine).