Overview

Little fingers can easily learn how to move the sliders to reveal four favorite safari animals and their names in this interactive board book. This stunning new range of books for pre-schoolers marries fresh design with engaging educational content. The result of a partnership between Wee Gallery and QEB Publishing, the beautiful illustrations, bold, high contrast black and white lines, whimsical animals, and repeating patterns are designed to stimulate visual development in young infants. Family-run Wee Gallery has over 10 years experience in graphic design and education, and so these books are guaranteed to excite and engage little minds.

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9781609929169

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Sturdy engineering and the simple charm of the loosely sketched animals add up to an appealing interactive introduction to a handful of animals<b> - Publishers Weekly</b>

-Sturdy engineering and the simple charm of the loosely sketched animals add up to an appealing interactive introduction to a handful of animals - Publishers Weekly Sturdy engineering and the simple charm of the loosely sketched animals add up to an appealing interactive introduction to a handful of animals - Publishers Weekly Sturdy engineering and the simple charm of the loosely sketched animals add up to an appealing interactive introduction to a handful of animals. - Publishers Weekly

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Surya Sajnani grew up in India, and graduated with a degree in Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology before finding her passion in design. Surya has a wealth of experience in the industry and has trained with some of India's leading designers. Surya moved to the US in 2000, and founded Wee Gallery with her husband, Dave Pinto, after their first child was born in 2002. Surya's style is inspired by Indian Folk art and is characterized by bold strokes and graphic compositions. Wee Gallery products have won numerous awards, and are carried by museum shops and stores worldwide.

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