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Kateryna Perkonos
Children's literature

Bon appetit!

The interactive book “Bon appétit!” teaches observational skills, develops imagination and helps the youngest readers to get holistic knowledge of the world.

Спеціальна відзнака конкурсу “Найкращий книжковий дизайн - 2022” за відповідність форми, змісту та поліграфічного виконання
Number of pages: 16
Age: 0 - 2 years
Cover: hardcover
Size: 215 x 200 mm
Payment: On receipt, cashless, Visa / MasterCard
Delivery: Pickup from the store, Nova Poshta, Justin
450 UAH
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FRAGMENTS OF THE BOOK

Why buy a book

  • Three-dimensional parts make the study of shapes and colors interesting and exciting.
  • In a playful manner, the book develops toddlers’ attention, fine motor skills and general awareness of the surroundings.
  • Children learn about favorite food of family members with the help of 3D parts on each left-hand page; the opposite right-hand page presents an illustrated story with a dish made with these ingredients.
  • The last page of the book invites little readers to get involved: children look in the mirror and answer questions about their favorite food.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kateryna Perkonos

Kateryna has a rare talent to talk to the youngest readers as equals, which is why her books for babies and toddlers are extremely successful. She has also published essays for adults, for instance, as a co-author of the collection “The things she is silent about”. Kateryna regularly contributes to the Chytomo website, an independent media covering cultural processes.

ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR

Iryna Rutylo

Iryna is an illustrator from Lviv who has been in love with arts, books and people since childhood.
She has a degree as a Polish language teacher and practiced teaching for two years before sensing a strong urge to master the language of illustration, and then to teach and entertain others through drawing. Since 2015, Iryna has delved deeper and deeper into illustration. She keeps learning from professionals, as well as experimenting.
For Iryna, illustration is "congenial work", borrowing a phrase coined by the Ukrainian philosopher Hryhoriy Skovoroda. Since 2017, she has been bringing to life the ideas of Ukrainian and foreign authors, publishers, and business owners.

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