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Peak your little one's interest in where food comes from with this veggie-based book. The colorful stickers are beautifully illustrated, and there's plenty of room for scribbles and drawings. - Red Tricycle These are the rare activity books that can hold their own on the quirky, information-packed writing and exquisite artwork (reminiscent of midcentury American illustrator Charley Harper). Once the kids have absorbed a few facts, they'll be ready to go crazy with the irresistible glossy stickers (100 or so in each book) and their attendant sticker projects. - The New York Times Book Review

Peak your little one's interest in where food comes from with this veggie-based book. The colorful stickers are beautifully illustrated, and there's plenty of room for scribbles and drawings. - Red Tricycle These are the rare activity books that can hold their own on the quirky, information-packed writing and exquisite artwork (reminiscent of midcentury American illustrator Charley Harper). Once the kids have absorbed a few facts, they'll be ready to go crazy with the irresistible glossy stickers (100 or so in each book) and their attendant sticker projects. - The New York Times Book Review

These are the rare activity books that can hold their own on the quirky, information-packed writing and exquisite artwork (reminiscent of midcentury American illustrator Charley Harper). Once the kids have absorbed a few facts, they'll be ready to go crazy with the irresistible glossy stickers (100 or so in each book) and their attendant sticker projects. - The New York Times Book Review Peak your little one's interest in where food comes from with this veggie-based book. The colorful stickers are beautifully illustrated, and there's plenty of room for scribbles and drawings. - Red Tricycle

These are the rare activity books that can hold their own on the quirky, information-packed writing and exquisite artwork (reminiscent of midcentury American illustrator Charley Harper). Once the kids have absorbed a few facts, they'll be ready to go crazy with the irresistible glossy stickers (100 or so in each book) and their attendant sticker projects. - The New York Times Book Review--- Peak your little one's interest in where food comes from with this veggie-based book. The colorful stickers are beautifully illustrated, and there's plenty of room for scribbles and drawings. - Red Tricycle---

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Olivia Cosneau is an illustrator who lives in France. She obtained her diploma in Fine Arts at the University of Nantes in 1996 and has two children. She has illustrated several children's books, including the Adopt Me series, as well as the My Nature Sticker Activity Books first introduced by PAPress in 2016.

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