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
pages: 40 colour pages, hardcover
size: 21 x 28 cm
from 3 to 99 years
In The Dark
by Cinzia Grimaldi, Marcella Fierro and Alessia Casagrande
A picture book of photography, a succession of everyday still-life objects that tell what normally happens when everything is immersed in darkness: a mountain of clothes to represent the Earth that spins, monochrome objects (blue, red, yellow and green) for resting colours, a branch for the breathing forest, an aluminium ball for the shining moon, fabric and broken glass for the birth of dreams. The list goes on, between realism, lyricism and suspended time, to accompany the child in an imaginary world deprived of light and to help get over his or her fear of the dark with a touch of poetry.
