★Lithuanian rights has been sold.
★The world around us is full of interesting things. It’s enough for us to open our eyes wide and watch it carefully. Would you like to see the world from all sides and also peek under its lid? The Pictorial Mini-Encyclopedia will show you around it, right down to the smallest detail.
★The full English translation is available.
★Including 2 titles:
Everyday Life at School
What Will I Be?

This book for very young readers shows 32 of the most attractive occupations, together with things that people use in their work, for children to point at and learn the names of.

Teacher, athlete, hairdresser, detective, painter, auto mechanic, singer, fire officer, astronaut… What will I be? Choose your occupation and learn about all the things you’ll need in order to do it. While a hairdresser works with scissors, a comb, shampoo and a hairdryer, a sailor needs a map, a compass, binoculars and a ship with a proper anchor and a rope tied around a bollard on the jetty…

About the Author
Jana Sedláčková is a keen author of children’s books and also a PhD student of Education at Masaryk University. For interest’s sake she also graduated from the School of Textile Design and Management in Brno (SPŠ a VOŠ textilní v Brně), which first brought her into contact with B4U Publishing and inspired her to write Fashion Story (2014), a book for all those who wish to know about dress and fashions through history, right up to the present day. At the moment she is most often found at her ancient computer, writing the latest chapter of her thrilling history of warriors. Either that or surrounded by materials for her thesis on children’s reading. You can read her earlier student works – The Fairy Tale as Ritual in Families with Preschool Children (2014) and Working with Fairy Tales at Nursery School (2011), the latter the winner of the G.A. Lindner Prize – on the internet. At university she helps out as an editor of the journal Studia Paedagogica. She sings in the Blahoslav Hajnc Choir, and at Christmas she loves to decorate gingerbread. She is fond of fairy tales, and she’s convinced that people who don’t read them are still looking for the right one!

About the Illustrator
Katarina Gasko graduated the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. She creates illustrations for children’s magazines, comics, children’s books as well as doing advertising and educational illustrations. Her client list include Rubicon, Carus Publishing, Albatros, IKAR, Slovart, Host, Modry Slon, Fragment, B4U, Digital Circus, Wustenrot.