Are you still wondering what could be better than a book? Ten books! At boboli we have made a selection of ten children’s books, classic and contemporary, for all ages. Colors, shapes, maps and superheroes are here to celebrate Sant Jordi and Book Day with you.
1. A… Wonderful World! by Antonio Ladrillo. For all ages. A… Wonderful World! tells the story of a little boy who observes and reflects on the mystery of the world. It’s an emotional journey for finding answers about yourself reflected in magnificent illustrations.
2. Colores by John J. Reiss. Colors are everywhere. John J. Reiss, a well-known author of children’s books since the 1970s, has published Colors in Spanish for the first time in partnership with Blackie Little Books. Vegetables, animals, fruits and flowers come alive to make the routine something exceptional.
3. Papá tatuado by Daniel Nesquens and Sergio Mora. Tattoos become unsettling stories. Papá, portrayed in illustrations by Sergio Mora, will be the canvas and the map of the story. It’s guaranteed to pull you in!
4. Monstruo rosa by Olga de Dios. Winner of the Apila Award for the best project by a new author and the Aurelio Blanco Award in 2013, among others. Monstruo Rosa is a call for freedom and diversity.
5. The Super Book fot Super Heroes by Jason Ford. Become a superhero on every page. Color, create and discover all of the hidden powers of your favorite villains. Children and comic lovers will be glued to the pages!
6. Animals by Ingela P. Arrhenius. Thirty-two oversized pages with magnificent illustrations make up this giant book full of animals. You won’t be able to put it down!
7. I am an artist by Marta Altés. The young artist’s favorite book. The main character loves colors, shapes and textures, turning any everyday object into an inspirational element. His only handicap? His mom doesn’t think it’s such a good idea…
8. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. An essential classic for all. Friendship, heroism and fable take shape on this small planet that is only accessible through the imagination.
9. Salvaje by Emily Hughes. Animals become the young protagonist’s family in this story, teaching her to eat, play and speak. The expressive illustrations make this bold story addictive from beginning to end. And it encourages adults to reflect on their way of life.
10. Press Here btHervé Tullet. Its magic makes it repeat reading for young and old. Colorful changing circles at the edge of the page or about to fly that appear and disappear: everything depends on whether the reader presses them, rubs them, blows them or shakes them.
