★France, Swedish and Spanish rights have been sold!
★A set of pull-the-tab books that combines fairy tales with enlightenment cognition, in a fun and entertaining way to help children unlock their knowledge of colours, numbers, shapes and antonyms.
★Full English translation available.
★Including 4 titles:
Confused Shapes
Confused Opposites
Confused Counting
Confused Colours

About the Author:
Štěpánka Sekaninová spent her childhood near Kolín, in the Polabí lowlands region. Although she is a Bohemian at heart, fate carried her to the heart of Moravia. She is a graduate in Czech and History from the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University. While still a student, she started work at Czech Television in Brno, where as a reporter she travelled about the South Moravia region and got to know every part of it. She later switched from reporting to the production of light entertainment and children’s programmes for the Brno studio.
Štěpánka loves books and has always longed to write, so when her life’s journey presented her with the opportunity to work as a literary editor, she accepted it with alacrity.
And so she writes, surrounded by beautiful books, realizing a dream she’s had since childhood...

About the Illustrator:
Héloïse Mab is a french illustrator who grew up with an obvious passion for doodles. Therefore, she naturally opted for illustration studies at the Emile Cohl school in Lyon, from which she graduated in 2016. Today, she lives in Bristol, working mainly in children’s publishing, a universe boosting her creativity, where she has the opportunity to accompany little humans in this magical journey of discovery. She loves to lose herself in bookshops looking for the next beautiful children’s book to add to her collection, or simply drink a nice cup of coffee, rolled in a thick woolly jumper, listening to hours of podcasts.

How important is it to be able to read? Johnny will discover the answer when an old wizard gives him a book of magic.

A single mistake is all it takes for everything to assume an entirely wrong shape. What do you say, kids? Can a roof be round or a chicken’s egg square? Will you help Johnny find the correct shapes?