All yards have their own rules. The book "Kake Make and the Broom of Friendship" is a story about friendship and everyday situations in the yard with friends. Usually, there are unwritten rules in every yard or even in the sandbox, and children's favorite games are called "who is smarter?", "who is faster?" or "who is first?". Friends sharing is very important! From the most delicious bagels and sweets to bigger things - tasks or even worries! After all, it's been clear for a long time - together EVERYTHING is easier and more fun!
What do parents say about this book?
- The topic of friendship is currently very relevant. This is what the book is about. I am happy together with the children, because another new character has appeared! Poop Poop has become our bedtime ritual and parenting routine. Who better to learn from than your best friend Cornelia?
- The best book of Kakė Makek so far, and we have all of them!
Kake Makke Picture Books is a series of books about a five-year-old girl Cornelia, better known as Kake Makke, who is enjoying her childhood and trying to get to know the whole world around her! And while getting to know him, Cornelia faces various situations and challenges - fear, jealousy, anger, laziness. Unexpected stories, told with the help of a lot of unique illustrations, do not moralize, but help to arouse the child's imagination and encourage him to find the right answer himself.
The author and illustrator of the book, Lina Zutaute, is an artist and writer of children's books, who was born and still lives in Siauliai. The first author's book "Kake Make and Netvarkos nykstukas" appeared in 2010. and was recognized as the best book for young readers by the International Association of Literature for Children and Young Adults (IBBY). in 2013 Lina Žutauta was awarded the children's literature prize for her work for children, for the combination of image and word. The author's work has been translated into Latvian, Estonian, Russian, Danish, Italian, Korean and many other languages.
Recommended for children aged 3-6 years.