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Book 1. Colours. A fairy-tale walk in red shades

#book author publishes a card book about the adventures of the colour red

"Colours. Red" is a new book for the library of the most imaginative young readers. The author Merichelle Marty and illustrator Xavier Salomo have told real fantastic stories using only one colour and your child's imagination . Instead, the rules of fantasy reign supreme and nothing is impossible! In addition, it is a great opportunity to develop the child's vocabulary and discover the fascinating world of colours."

"These books offer simple words and characters that, at first glance, are not connected at all. But if you show the slightest bit of creativity, you will see a fascinating story of a strawberry jam puff turning into a Japanese opera star," said Svitlana Paveletska, co-founder of the publishing house.

This book will be especially interesting for reading together with children from the age of 3, developing imagination and coherent speech. The author's vivid illustrations will help the child come up with their own story with a plot that they will never see on TV.

Book 2. Colours. A fabulous walk in blue shades

#book author publishes a cardboard book about the colour blue for the youngest

"Colours. Blue" is a unique card book for kids with developed imagination. On its pages, the most attentive readers will "read" incredible "blue" stories from the author Merichelle Marty and illustrator Xavier Salomo . At the same time, parents will be able to use the opportunity not only to develop their child's vocabulary, but also to open up the fascinating world of all shades of blue for him or her."

"On the pages we meet ordinary characters in very unusual conditions and places. And you will definitely want to know how the story of the giant Bluebeard, who inspired a little bird to fly across the ocean, ended," said Svitlana Paveletska, co-founder of the publishing house . Blue" will especially appeal to children from the age of 3, helping to develop imagination and coherent speech. The author's colourful illustrations will help the child to invent their own story with a plot that they will never see on TV.