NEW - Animated book - The great animated book of life - “The great animated book” collection

Game book - From 4 years old “The big animated book” collection “The Great Animated Book of Life” is more than 50 animations on 10 double pages to marvel at the beauty and richness of life and understand how it works: being born, growing, feeding, communicating, reproducing, collaborate, adapt... and realize that we, living beings, are all connected and that we can protect this fragile balance of life. An interactive documentary Pop-ups, wheels, pull tabs, tabs, flaps, accordions, spirals, unfolding pages: more than 50 animations to allow the child to understand through manipulations how living things work and what each person's role is in this large mosaic of life in fragile balance. An attractive model A clear model on a white background, short and simple texts, accessible from 3 years old, with a catchy tone. Illustrations in bright, cheerful colors teeming with details, for an interactive discovery that gives pride of place to the abundance of nature and the wonder of the child. A resolutely positive approach A documentary which offers a first approach to biodiversity to discover the major mechanisms of life, because we better protect what we understand: natural environments and the different forms of life, their evolution, being born, growing, feeding themselves, reproduce, communicate, interact, adapt... all without anxiety-inducing or catastrophizing speech. In the press : “Its superb production and the great wealth of content offered make it an album that is worth the detour. » Radio France “This ingenious document knows how to whet the curiosity of young readers. Flaps, zippers, notched wheels and other sophisticated folds: manipulations abound to better explore the riches of the plant and animal world. Starting from a planisphere and a few ecosystems: coral reef, desert, abysses hidden under unfolding shutters, Pascale Hédelin tracks down the micro-organisms which gave birth to life on Earth. (...) this overview places bipeds at the heart of the mosaic of life. Without avoiding the ravages of human activity, the epic mischievously teaches about the fragilities and beauty of our planet.” Télérama.fr “This animated documentary is a revelation in discovering how living beings work. More than 50 activities help to inform juniors about biodiversity while making them aware that we are all linked. » www.idboox.com