Today, Little Bear decided to become a craftsman. A fantastic book with wonderful illustrations and clever moving parts. The ideal book for pre-school children.
The series of pre-school books featuring Little Bear consists of small-format books, made from sturdy cardboard, with moving parts for endless hours of exploration!
Ideal for children aged 1 to 3.
- Pages: 8
- ISBN: 978-960-572-089-6
- Publication: 2016
- Dimensions: 18 x 18
- Categories: Childrens' Books, Little Bear
"...We loved the little bear’s books and his colourful adventures! His cheerful stories are suitable for both boys and girls, and the moving parts will delight their little hands..."
– Two Boys & Hope Blog"...the illustrations are superb! The story unfolds through wonderful colours and adorable characters. The book’s size and sturdy cardboard are ideal for little hands and children aged 1–3. Your little ones will, of course, be fascinated by the book’s moving parts, which hold many surprises!
– Magda Zindrou, Every Day Parents"...The Ikaros series that all young children have adored. The moving parts of the book truly bring the story to life in the eyes of young children and provide them with endless hours of fun."
– George Diakomanolis, The Magical World of Children’s BooksBenji Davies
Benji Davies is an illustrator, author and animator. His first illustrated book, ‘Noah and the Whale’, won the Oscar’s First Book Prize, the Generalitat Valenciana Best Picture Book in Spain, and the CPNB Dutch Picture Book 2017 in the Netherlands. His second book, Grandpa’s Island, won the AOI World Illustration Awards 2015, the Children’s Books Professional Award, and the Sainsbury’s Children’s Book of the Year 2015. In 2020, he was honoured for a second time with the Oscar’s First Book Prize for his book The Little Dragonfly.
He is the illustrator of the hugely successful series of pre-school books featuring the character Little Bear. He studied animation at university and has worked on illustrated books, short films, music videos and advertisements. His books have been published in more than 35 languages worldwide. He lives in London with his wife Nina. You can find out more about Benji Davies and his books here.
