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Bird’s Eye View Discovery Series: City from a Sparrow’s Eye View
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- Categories:Science, Nature & How it Works
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- Pages:20
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- Size:185mm×245mm
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- Text Color:Full color
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Feature
★A set of vivid and interesting science picture books with unique perspectives, leading children to recognize city facilities and enjoy natural scenery without leaving home.
★New perspective: Children often look at the world from a flat or upward perspective, but this set of books allows children to re-explore the city and nature from a bird's downward perspective, expanding children's powers of observation and imagination.
★Rich Science Knowledge and Beautiful Pictures: This set is not only rich in a wealth of science knowledge about life and nature, but also comes with beautifully eye-opening illustrations that fill every page with vivid and realistic details.
★Panoramic large map and paginated details depicted: the book skillfully blends scattered knowledge points together through the clever combination of folded large pictures and paginated detailed depictions. Such a design not only helps children better understand and memorize knowledge, but also effectively improves their map-reading ability and spatial sense.
★The full English translation is available.
★Including 2 titles:
Wild Animals from a Swallow’s Eye View
City from a Sparrow's Eye View
★New perspective: Children often look at the world from a flat or upward perspective, but this set of books allows children to re-explore the city and nature from a bird's downward perspective, expanding children's powers of observation and imagination.
★Rich Science Knowledge and Beautiful Pictures: This set is not only rich in a wealth of science knowledge about life and nature, but also comes with beautifully eye-opening illustrations that fill every page with vivid and realistic details.
★Panoramic large map and paginated details depicted: the book skillfully blends scattered knowledge points together through the clever combination of folded large pictures and paginated detailed depictions. Such a design not only helps children better understand and memorize knowledge, but also effectively improves their map-reading ability and spatial sense.
★The full English translation is available.
★Including 2 titles:
Wild Animals from a Swallow’s Eye View
City from a Sparrow's Eye View
Description
One day, a family of five sparrows flies to the city. While Mummy Sparrow is attracted by avenues filled with boutiques, Daddy Sparrow and their son are drawn to the city’s mysterious underground.
Granny Sparrow chooses to rest on a bench in the park and in a café on the square, but her granddaughter makes straight for the swimming pool. Containing three maps and lots of information on what makes up a city, this book is sure to please all young readers and their parents. Would you like to travel the length and breadth of a city? Then join the Sparrow family. Just be careful not to get lost!
Granny Sparrow chooses to rest on a bench in the park and in a café on the square, but her granddaughter makes straight for the swimming pool. Containing three maps and lots of information on what makes up a city, this book is sure to please all young readers and their parents. Would you like to travel the length and breadth of a city? Then join the Sparrow family. Just be careful not to get lost!
Author
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
Kateřina Wagnerová Hikade works as an illustrator, graphic designer and workshop leader. Having graduated in scientific drawing and illustration from the Secondary School of Art and Design in Brno, since 2011 she has been a student at the Studio of Graphic Design 2 of Brno’s Faculty of Fine Arts. Her studies in the Studio of Paper and the Book of the same school were an important source of knowledge for Papíři, her Bachelor’s degree project, which was chosen as one of the best Graduation Projects of 2013. She completed her practical training in illustration, graphic design and book technology with B4U Publishing. She is illustrator of the book Flouk a Líla – dobrodružství z mrakodrapu/Flouk and Lila – Adventures from a Skyscraper (HOST Publishers). She has worked as a graphic designer, artist and leader of a programme in art education at the Bubec Studio of the sculptor Čestmír Suška. She is currently engaged in film education as she helps create an informal programme at the Cinema School of Brno’s Kino Art. Kateřina Hikadová has long-standing interests in illustration, graphic design, and art and film education.
Maroš Bělák is a free-form visual artist, Maroš Bělák works as a painter, draughtsman and illustrator. He graduated from the Drawing Studio of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Brno University of Technology. He was shortlisted for Slovakia’s 2017 VUB Painting of the Year award for a work which later became the property of the Moravian Gallery in Brno, bought for the Artotheque. He has taught for the architects’ group Artschool Brno. His work has appeared in joint and individual exhibitions.
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
Kateřina Wagnerová Hikade works as an illustrator, graphic designer and workshop leader. Having graduated in scientific drawing and illustration from the Secondary School of Art and Design in Brno, since 2011 she has been a student at the Studio of Graphic Design 2 of Brno’s Faculty of Fine Arts. Her studies in the Studio of Paper and the Book of the same school were an important source of knowledge for Papíři, her Bachelor’s degree project, which was chosen as one of the best Graduation Projects of 2013. She completed her practical training in illustration, graphic design and book technology with B4U Publishing. She is illustrator of the book Flouk a Líla – dobrodružství z mrakodrapu/Flouk and Lila – Adventures from a Skyscraper (HOST Publishers). She has worked as a graphic designer, artist and leader of a programme in art education at the Bubec Studio of the sculptor Čestmír Suška. She is currently engaged in film education as she helps create an informal programme at the Cinema School of Brno’s Kino Art. Kateřina Hikadová has long-standing interests in illustration, graphic design, and art and film education.
Maroš Bělák is a free-form visual artist, Maroš Bělák works as a painter, draughtsman and illustrator. He graduated from the Drawing Studio of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Brno University of Technology. He was shortlisted for Slovakia’s 2017 VUB Painting of the Year award for a work which later became the property of the Moravian Gallery in Brno, bought for the Artotheque. He has taught for the architects’ group Artschool Brno. His work has appeared in joint and individual exhibitions.
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