Children's book There are so many things

Children's book There are so many things

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By Maya Hanisch Son So Many Things / So Many Things is a book that shows us, through beautiful illustrations, some of the things that are in the house, in the garden, at school, in the supermarket, in the countryside, in the beach, in the city, in nature. Animals, birds, fish, flowers, means of transport are some of the elements that this bilingual book illustrates, in Spanish and English. A book to watch for hours, learning. Book translated into French, Chinese, Polish and Ukrainian. Also available in ebook: FORMAT Recommended for 4 to 8 yearsDesign: Book with textured coverBinding: HardcoverSize: 37 x 26 cm Pages: 44 Year: 2016 ISBN: 978-956-364-004-5 REVIEW I loved the book. The texture of the paper and the quality of the prints and illustrations are another level. I am occupying it with my son of
By Maya Hanisch Son So Many Things / So Many Things is a book that shows us, through beautiful illustrations, some of the things that are in the house, in the garden, at school, in the supermarket, in the countryside, in the beach, in the city, in nature. Animals, birds, fish, flowers, means of transport are some of the elements that this bilingual book illustrates, in Spanish and English. A book to watch for hours, learning. Book translated into French, Chinese, Polish and Ukrainian. Also available in ebook: FORMAT Recommended for 4 to 8 yearsDesign: Book with textured coverBinding: HardcoverSize: 37 x 26 cm Pages: 44 Year: 2016 ISBN: 978-956-364-004-5 REVIEW I loved the book. The texture of the paper and the quality of the prints and illustrations are another level. I am occupying it with my 2 year 4 month old son, specifically to expand his vocabulary, and he loves to see all the pictures. I recommend it, it is a book that can be used from small to large. Finally, it is the adult who chooses the objective to work with. Natalia López, Amanuta client. AUTHOR Maya Hanisch is a graphic designer from the Diego Portales University, with studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, United States. He has illustrated children's books in several national and foreign publishers. He won the Fund for the Promotion of Reading in 2008, and held a traveling exhibition throughout Chile. He has taught illustration classes at the Pontifical Catholic University and at the Fine Arts Museum.

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