Hello Animals: A Board Book Gift Collection
Quick Look
- This beautiful gift collection includes four mini board books in a presentation box
- The Hello Animals series combines life-like pastel illustrations with spare, accurate words to create an engaging and educational series
- Introduces young children to a range of wonderful animals and insects
- An ideal new baby gift or present for a young child
A charming box set of four beloved mini board books from Loes Botman's New York Times praised series (Hello Baby Animals; Hello Animals, How Do You Sleep?; Hello Animals, What Makes You Special?; Hello Bugs). An ideal baby gift.
Description
Say hello to sleepy animals, special animals, adorable baby animals -- and brilliant bugs! -- in this vibrant and engaging board book set for babies and toddlers.
The much-loved Hello Animals books by Loes Botman wonderfully combine luminous, life-like pastel illustrations of familiar creatures with spare, accurate words to elevate this simple concept to a unique collection.
Young children will be entranced by exquisite illustrations of wobbly foals, muddy piglets, wiggling centipedes, red-breasted robins, and so many more. The sturdy box set includes four mini board books (Hello Animals, How Do You Sleep?; Hello Animals, What Makes You Special?; Hello Baby Animals, Who Are You?; and Hello Bugs, What Do You Do?) and is an ideal new baby gift or present for a young child.
Author
Loes Botman is an artist and illustrator from the Netherlands. Her technique of using pastels and her hands allows her to fully connect with her work and infuse her drawings with life. Her love of animals is a constant inspiration for her work. She is the illustrator of Hello Animals board book series which includes Hello Animals, What Makes You Special?; Hello Animals, Where Do You Live?; Hello Bugs, What Do You Do?, Hello Farm, How Do You Do?; Hello Birds, What Do You Say?; Hello Animals, How Do You Sleep? and Hello Baby Animals, Who Are You?
You can also visit the author's own website at http://www.loesbotman.nl