Shapes are Fun

Author: Katja Spitzer Series: Little Books for Little Hands

Perfect for small hands, this mini-hardback book is a gentle introduction to shapes. Katja Spitzer's vibrantly quirky illustrations encourage early learning and make this book a joy to own and read for any young child. Katja has illustrated and designed fiction book covers but this is her first children's book. She currently lives in Berlin.

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Perfect for small hands, this mini-hardback book is a playful introduction to shapes. The newest in the Little Books for Little Hands series sees Katja Spitzer's quirky illustrations taking a joyful trip to the beach to teach young children the simple vocabulary of the popular vacation spot. Let's go to the beach!

Critic Reviews

“Just as in the rest of the books in the series, I am amazed at how the simple colors and shapes can combine to make such lively illustrations. The progression from single labels to simple sentences mirrors the change from simple plane shapes to the 3-dimensional shapes and the more complex scenes. It all works together very well. What concepts will Katja add to the collection next? - The Fairview Review A wonderful and interactive shape book for little ones and preschool learners. [...] the questions posed throughout the book [...] make this a great first shape book. Along with the high contrast, simple and bright illustrations, the small shape of the book itself along with sturdy binding allows this to be a great book for small hands. - Stephanie's Book Reviews”

Just as in the rest of the books in the series, I am amazed at how the simple colors and shapes can combine to make such lively illustrations. The progression from single labels to simple sentences mirrors the change from simple plane shapes to the 3-dimensional shapes and the more complex scenes. It all works together very well. What concepts will Katja add to the collection next? --The Fairview Review A wonderful and interactive shape book for little ones and preschool learners. [...] the questions posed throughout the book [...] make this a great first shape book. Along with the high contrast, simple and bright illustrations, the small shape of the book itself along with sturdy binding allows this to be a great book for small hands. --Stephanie's Book Reviews

About the Author

Katja Spitzer grew up in East Germany and studied illustration at Martin Luther Universitat in Halle and Illustration at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Katja has illustrated and designed fiction book covers and currently lives in Berlin, Germany.