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I wish it would rainbow
This book is all about the weather: it explains how different types of weather develop. I always wonder about the importance the weather has to grown-ups – it’s our favourite topic to talk about!...
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Trailer of ‘Count the Animals!’ (& one very happy Apple co worker!)
After months of very (very!) hard work, we finally submitted ‘Count the Animals!’ to the AppStore. Happy moment! Cheering, champaign and lots of sommersaults in the office. (well, okay, maybe not...
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Red Balloon vs Purple Present (Vintage Picture Book)
Big issues is the lives of small children: Heavy & Light, Hot & Cold, Day & Night… This vintage picture book explains the differences between heavy and square (like a present from Santa!)...
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1 owl, 3 kitties & a Suppentopfhaarschnitt
This book caught my eye. I think it’s the naive drawings – and the fact that the blue eyed girl with the Suppentopfhaarschnitt reminds me of a horror movie. Can’t remember the name… wie heisst...
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Paper Picture Book: Sardines don’t grow on trees (do they?)
One of the first paper picture book for kids i ever bought for myself was “Sardinen wachsen nicht auf Bäumen”. It was drawn in my hometown Luzern by Vera Eggermann. In the book the cats Uli und Emile...
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Fascinating holes (or why Swiss cheese is inspiring)
This beautifully illustrated book by Isabel Pin is made for little explorers with nosy fingers… Was Isabel Pin inspired by swiss cheese? About Isabel Pin Isabel Pin is a...
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Paper Picture Book: Helping hands 44 years ago
Our 115 x 59 mm sized smartphones include 5 heavy and big devices mentioned in this book from 1968: The telephone, the camera, the typewriter, the clock and the television. Wow. Was there anyone, back...
View ArticleThe Icebook: a life-sized paper theater (film)
A cut-out theater entirely made of paper, combined with projected images to create a moving story book. And NO, it’s not an app. It’s called the Icebook and it is a phenomenal project by Davy McGuire...
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Learning to name caviar
Raising children requires a lot from the parents. You have to teach them things. From behaving, to eating only edible things, to naming objects. Fortunately there are a lot of good tools to do so. For...
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A never-going-bad sandwich (great kid’s book!)
Thank heavens it’s summer! If you’re a little like me, you have no idea what to put on the school-bring-a-long-lunch-sandwich of your kid… So, why not sit with your little one and browse pages of...
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