Books by Little Gestalten

Granny is a Hippie, A Day of Tie-Dye, Sunshine, and Spreading Kindness
Auteurs: Written by Carolina Amell, Illustrated by Vivi John

Step into a day full of color, music, and freedom with Granny is a Hippie. This playful picture book introduces children to the world of hippies through the eyes of a child spending a day with their grandma. From tie-dye shirts and flower crowns to VW vans and peace songs, every page breathes the creative and free spirit of this iconic subculture.

This children's book combines humor, rhythm, and vibrant illustrations, allowing children and parents to discover together how values like freedom, community spirit, and creativity have inspired generations and are still relevant today.

What you can expect

• A colorful introduction to subcultures, starting with the hippie movement
• A story that celebrates curiosity and intergenerational connection
• Illustrations full of details for children to discover: music, fashion, and values

About the authors

Carolina Amell is a graphic designer and editor from Barcelona with over 20 published titles. She specializes in richly illustrated non-fiction books that combine strong concepts with striking visuals. Granny is a Hippie is her second children's book with Little Gestalten.

Vivi John is an award-winning illustrator from New York, originally from Taiwan. She loves vibrant color palettes with a touch of vintage charm, creating images that tell stories. This is her first book with Little Gestalten.

Keep on Moving, The Great Animal Migrations Large and Small
Authors: Little Gestalten, Sara Forster, Olivia Forster & Terri Po

Journey with the world's most extraordinary animals and discover the magic of migration!

Why do whales travel thousands of kilometers from Antarctica to the tropics? How do dragonflies manage to cross the Indian Ocean without a break? In Keep on Moving, you embark on an adventure with the most impressive travelers in the animal kingdom, from mini-insects to mighty marine mammals.

This beautifully illustrated children's book introduces children to the wonder of animal migration. Based on the latest scientific insights, surprising facts, and inspiring nature conservation, the book teaches about ecosystems, food chains, seasons, and habitats.

From birds and fish to reptiles and mammals, discover how and why animals move across the earth and how important their journey is for the survival of species and the planet.

A perfect gift for curious children aged 6 and up, for home, the classroom, or in nature!

What to expect:

• A fascinating overview of migrations in insects, fish, birds, mammals and more
• Educational connection to school themes such as life cycles, seasons, food chains and biodiversity
• Positive approach to environmental problems: awareness and hope for young nature lovers
• Written in collaboration with ecologists and biologists – reliable and understandable

About the authors:

Sara Forster is a children's book author and nature lover. She grew up in the Middle East and South Africa, where her love for wildlife began. With her background as a dive instructor and her passion for environmental education, she aims to inspire children to discover and protect nature.

Olivia Forster is a passionate zoologist specializing in biodiversity and migration. She researched migratory birds and insects in Africa and is currently working in the Maldives on projects related to sea turtles and the conservation of oceanic migratory routes.

Terri Po is an illustrator of enchanting children's books, with a background in graphic design and infographics. Born in Hong Kong, graduated in Edinburgh, and now living in the British countryside, she brings complex information to life in an accessible and visually appealing way.

The World of Whales, Get to Know the Giants of the Ocean

A dive into the fascinating world of whales!
Did you know that whales are not fish, but mammals that, like humans, have to hold their breath underwater? In the children's book The World of Whales, you'll discover everything about these impressive animals and what makes them so special.

Learn all about the giants of the sea
From the smart and fast orcas to the enchanting songs of humpbacks and the loud calls of blue whales — this children's book takes you on an exciting underwater expedition. Follow the movements of these giants, learn about their habits, and admire how they gracefully move through the ocean.

An adventurous and educational journey of discovery
With beautiful illustrations and captivating facts, this children's book is perfect for young nature lovers. Discover how whales live, communicate, and migrate across the oceans in this informative and visually impressive children's book.

About the creators

• Darcy Dobell is an avid nature lover and author of various scientific books and articles for young readers. She advises organizations on ocean conservation.
• Becky Thorns is a British illustrator with a curious and adventurous style, inspired by her travels. The World of Whales is her first picture book.

Sun and Shiro and the Polka-Dot Snake

A Heartwarming Picture Book about Friendship and Adventure

This children's book is a magical journey of discovery in nature!
Sun and his loyal dog Shiro love to spend their days outdoors, walking through the forest and enjoying the seasons. Autumn is their favorite time of year: collecting leaves in beautiful colors and picking juicy apples in the orchard.

A special encounter
During one of their adventures, they meet a curious, playful creature – the Polka-Dot Snake! To their surprise, this slithery friend loves apples even more than they do. Thus begins a heartwarming story about friendship, sharing, and enjoying the little things in life.

More than just a pretty story
This lovingly illustrated picture book is not only an ode to friendship but also playfully introduces young readers to the value of healthy eating – without being preachy.

About the author
Hiyoko Imai is an illustrator and designer born in Tokyo, currently living in Amsterdam. After studying Graphic Design in New York, she has worked worldwide and given workshops for children. Her minimalist style is both playful and refined. In addition to drawing, she enjoys cooking, crafting, and spending time in nature with her son.

Homesick House, A Story About Leaving and Returning
Author: Pauline Pete

What happens when an entire street decides it's time to leave the city? Homesick House tells the enchanting story of a street full of houses that pack their bags and go on a journey to discover the world. Along the way, each house meets an animal that perfectly matches them, causing the caravan to shrink. Eventually, only one house remains, discovering that its true home is still the city—but now with new eyes and renewed love.

With playful, humorous text and breathtaking illustrations, this children's book takes young readers on an adventure about discovery, coming home, and the feeling of belonging. Pauline Pete's striking, detailed images bring each house and each encounter to life, giving children a visual and emotional experience of home and community.

What to expect

• A funny and heartwarming story about searching, traveling, and coming home
• Beautiful, atmospheric illustrations by Pauline Pete, full of detail and character
• A child-friendly way to think about architecture, environment, and what home means

About the Author

Pauline Pete is an illustrator from Fulda, Germany. She studied illustration at HAW Hamburg and completed her master's degree in 2024. Her work combines analog and digital techniques, including watercolor, ink, pencil, gouache, collage, and digital drawings. With Homesick House, she showcases her ability to bring fantasy, emotion, and style together in a visually rich and inspiring story for children.

A Taste of the World, What People Eat and How They Celebrate Around the Globe
Authors: Little Gestalten & Beth Walrond

What people eat and how they celebrate around the world. A joyful journey of discovery through global flavors, traditions, and holidays, perfect for young gourmands!

What do people eat in Mexico during Día de los Muertos? How do they celebrate the harvest festival in India? And what belongs on the table during Thanksgiving in the United States? In A Taste of the World, children discover how food, festivities, and tradition come together all over the globe.

With colorful illustrations and surprising facts, this children's book takes young readers on a delicious world tour. From well-known delicacies to unique local dishes: food tells a story and connects people, everywhere and always. Young and old alike learn about cultural customs and holidays in a playful way, and discover the importance of food within communities around the world.

A festive children's book that connects flavors and sparks curiosity about other cultures – ideal for the budding little world traveler!

What to expect:

• Learn about global holidays and traditions through the lens of food
• Encourages multicultural understanding and curiosity about other cultures
• Full of colorful illustrations and fun facts that inspire both young and old
• Ideal for children aged 5 and up who love food, stories, and travel

About the author:

Beth Walrond is a British illustrator, educated at Falmouth University in England. She works internationally for clients including The New York Times, Wired, The Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal. She has also been actively volunteering for years with Pass the Crayon, an organization that organizes creative workshops for refugee children. Her experience there inspired her to create A Taste of the World, in which she introduces children to the unifying power of food around the world in an accessible way.

Homesick House, A Story About Leaving and Returning
Author: Pauline Pete

What happens when an entire street decides it's time to leave the city? Homesick House tells the enchanting story of a street full of houses that pack their bags and go on a journey to discover the world. Along the way, each house meets an animal that perfectly matches them, causing the caravan to shrink. Eventually, only one house remains, discovering that its true home is still the city—but now with new eyes and renewed love.

With playful, humorous text and breathtaking illustrations, this children's book takes young readers on an adventure about discovery, coming home, and the feeling of belonging. Pauline Pete's striking, detailed images bring each house and each encounter to life, giving children a visual and emotional experience of home and community.

What to expect

• A funny and heartwarming story about searching, traveling, and coming home
• Beautiful, atmospheric illustrations by Pauline Pete, full of detail and character
• A child-friendly way to think about architecture, environment, and what home means

About the Author

Pauline Pete is an illustrator from Fulda, Germany. She studied illustration at HAW Hamburg and completed her master's degree in 2024. Her work combines analog and digital techniques, including watercolor, ink, pencil, gouache, collage, and digital drawings. With Homesick House, she showcases her ability to bring fantasy, emotion, and style together in a visually rich and inspiring story for children.

Homesick House, A Story About Leaving and Returning
Author: Pauline Pete

What happens when an entire street decides it's time to leave the city? Homesick House tells the enchanting story of a street full of houses that pack their bags and go on a journey to discover the world. Along the way, each house meets an animal that perfectly matches them, causing the caravan to shrink. Eventually, only one house remains, discovering that its true home is still the city—but now with new eyes and renewed love.

With playful, humorous text and breathtaking illustrations, this children's book takes young readers on an adventure about discovery, coming home, and the feeling of belonging. Pauline Pete's striking, detailed images bring each house and each encounter to life, giving children a visual and emotional experience of home and community.

What to expect

• A funny and heartwarming story about searching, traveling, and coming home
• Beautiful, atmospheric illustrations by Pauline Pete, full of detail and character
• A child-friendly way to think about architecture, environment, and what home means

About the Author

Pauline Pete is an illustrator from Fulda, Germany. She studied illustration at HAW Hamburg and completed her master's degree in 2024. Her work combines analog and digital techniques, including watercolor, ink, pencil, gouache, collage, and digital drawings. With Homesick House, she showcases her ability to bring fantasy, emotion, and style together in a visually rich and inspiring story for children.

A Taste of the World, What People Eat and How They Celebrate Around the Globe
Authors: Little Gestalten & Beth Walrond

What people eat and how they celebrate around the world. A joyful journey of discovery through global flavors, traditions, and holidays, perfect for young gourmands!

What do people eat in Mexico during Día de los Muertos? How do they celebrate the harvest festival in India? And what belongs on the table during Thanksgiving in the United States? In A Taste of the World, children discover how food, festivities, and tradition come together all over the globe.

With colorful illustrations and surprising facts, this children's book takes young readers on a delicious world tour. From well-known delicacies to unique local dishes: food tells a story and connects people, everywhere and always. Young and old alike learn about cultural customs and holidays in a playful way, and discover the importance of food within communities around the world.

A festive children's book that connects flavors and sparks curiosity about other cultures – ideal for the budding little world traveler!

What to expect:

• Learn about global holidays and traditions through the lens of food
• Encourages multicultural understanding and curiosity about other cultures
• Full of colorful illustrations and fun facts that inspire both young and old
• Ideal for children aged 5 and up who love food, stories, and travel

About the author:

Beth Walrond is a British illustrator, educated at Falmouth University in England. She works internationally for clients including The New York Times, Wired, The Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal. She has also been actively volunteering for years with Pass the Crayon, an organization that organizes creative workshops for refugee children. Her experience there inspired her to create A Taste of the World, in which she introduces children to the unifying power of food around the world in an accessible way.

A Taste of the World, What People Eat and How They Celebrate Around the Globe
Authors: Little Gestalten & Beth Walrond

What people eat and how they celebrate around the world. A joyful journey of discovery through global flavors, traditions, and holidays, perfect for young gourmands!

What do people eat in Mexico during Día de los Muertos? How do they celebrate the harvest festival in India? And what belongs on the table during Thanksgiving in the United States? In A Taste of the World, children discover how food, festivities, and tradition come together all over the globe.

With colorful illustrations and surprising facts, this children's book takes young readers on a delicious world tour. From well-known delicacies to unique local dishes: food tells a story and connects people, everywhere and always. Young and old alike learn about cultural customs and holidays in a playful way, and discover the importance of food within communities around the world.

A festive children's book that connects flavors and sparks curiosity about other cultures – ideal for the budding little world traveler!

What to expect:

• Learn about global holidays and traditions through the lens of food
• Encourages multicultural understanding and curiosity about other cultures
• Full of colorful illustrations and fun facts that inspire both young and old
• Ideal for children aged 5 and up who love food, stories, and travel

About the author:

Beth Walrond is a British illustrator, educated at Falmouth University in England. She works internationally for clients including The New York Times, Wired, The Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal. She has also been actively volunteering for years with Pass the Crayon, an organization that organizes creative workshops for refugee children. Her experience there inspired her to create A Taste of the World, in which she introduces children to the unifying power of food around the world in an accessible way.

Issun Bôshi, The One-Inch Boy – Revised Edition
Authors: Icinori

Discover the timeless Japanese fairy tale Issun Bôshi, The One-Inch Boy in a beautiful new edition. This classic story tells of a brave little boy, no bigger than a thumb, who uses his courage and ingenuity to find his place in the world. Armed with a needle as a sword, a bowl as a boat, and a chopstick as a paddle, Issun Bôshi braves adventures that prove courage is more important than size – and, as in any good fairy tale, he ultimately wins the princess's heart.

This re-release combines poetic storytelling with the beautiful, detailed illustrations of the French duo Icinori, who give the story a modern, artistic twist while remaining true to Japanese tradition.

What to expect

• A beloved Japanese fairy tale in a fresh, new edition
• A story about courage, ingenuity, and finding your own place, suitable for young and old
• A children's book with splendid, subtle illustrations that combine folklore and contemporary book art

About the authors

Icinori is the French illustration duo Mayumi Otero and Raphaël Urwiller. Otero is known for her playful, ironic drawings and etchings in children's books, while Urwiller brings his experience as a graphic designer and illustrator for leading magazines and newspapers. Together, they have reimagined Issun Bôshi with a style that reflects both rich Asian tradition and contemporary illustration art.

Moodies, Tasty Little Feelings
Author: Lauren Martin

Discover emotions in a playful way with Moodies, Tasty Little Feelings. In this picture book, Lauren Martin makes feelings tangible by transforming them into charming little creatures: a wobbly jelly exuding shyness, or a bubbly soda character full of excitement.

With her colorful, witty illustrations and clear simplicity, this children's book is perfect for children discovering their first feelings and for adults wanting to re-experience them. Moodies is not only a joyful and educational children's book, but also a stylish collector's item for lovers of Lauren Martin's unique world.

What to expect

• A playful introduction to emotions through memorable, expressive characters
• A design-oriented board book that appeals to both children and adults
• A gift-worthy and collectible book full of humor, color, and feeling

About the author

Lauren Martin is a popular illustrator from Brooklyn, known for her cheerful, food-inspired characters. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Apple campaigns, and enormous posters in Times Square. With Moodies, she brings her playful and expressive style to children's books for the first time, a debut that will enchant both children and adults.

A Little Egg, a Tiny Crack
Author: Lena Mühlemann

A Little Egg, a Tiny Crack is a playful picture book about a lost egg, helpful birds, and the joy of discovering where you belong. Alone on the beach, the egg is found by a lapwing. Who could the parents be? Birds from all over the world gather to solve the mystery, each convinced the egg should return to its nest.

With rhythmic, witty rhymes and vibrant collage-style illustrations, this children's book brings together humor, curiosity, and warmth in a story about friendship, belonging, and overcoming preconceptions. It is both playful and poetic, inviting children to join in the fun of language and discovery.

What you can expect

• Rhythmic, funny rhymes that allow children to play with language and make reading enjoyable
• Colorful, collage-like illustrations full of charm and detail
• A warm, humorous story about friendship, belonging, and seeing differences in a new way

About the author

Lena Mühlemann is an illustrator and designer from Münster, Germany. She studied illustration, art history, and communication design in Münster and Braunschweig. A Little Egg, a Tiny Crack is her debut book with Little Gestalten and showcases how she brings stories to life in a playful and visually rich way.

Who Invented This? Smart People and Their Bright Ideas
Authors: gestalten & Anne Ameri-Siemens – Illustrations: Becky Thorns

A fascinating journey through the history of inventions and ingenious ideas

From the inventor of the automobile to the discovery of penicillin: Who Invented This? takes children on an inspiring journey through time and shows how brilliant minds have shaped the world around us.

Who invented the light bulb? Who was Marie Curie, and why did she win no less than two Nobel Prizes? How did Johannes Gutenberg change the world with his printing press, making books and newspapers accessible to everyone? And did you know that Levi Strauss, the inventor of jeans, never wore a pair himself?

This beautifully illustrated children's book makes it clear that the inventions we take for granted today – from cars to jeans and from medicines to media – are the result of perseverance, creativity, and sometimes even chance. Through engaging stories and vivid illustrations, children discover how inventors and scientists laid the foundation for our modern technology and culture with their ideas.

Why this book is a must-have

• Educational and inspiring: brings history and science to life
• Stories about famous and lesser-known inventors
• Full of colorful illustrations that captivate young readers
• Stimulates curiosity, creativity, and eagerness to learn
• Perfect for children who love science, history, and discoveries

About the authors and illustrator

Anne Ameri-Siemens is a journalist and author with years of experience. She worked for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, among others, and became known for her 2007 Spiegel bestseller. For her work, she received prestigious awards such as the Corine International Book Prize and the Grimme Award. With Who Invented This?, she makes her debut in children's literature, translating her passion for stories and human development into an accessible and inspiring format for children.

Becky Thorns, the illustrator of this book, specializes in children's books and literary themes. She studied Fine Art at Falmouth University and has been working in the creative sector for over six years. Her work can be seen in books, magazines, and even on covers such as that of My Cornwall Magazine. With her cheerful and detailed style, she enchants young readers and makes complex ideas understandable.

Alphabetics. An Aesthetically Awesome Alliterated Alphabet Anthology
Authors: Patrick and Traci Concepción – Illustrations: Dawid Ryski

Learning the alphabet has never been so fun and surprising!

Forget the traditional "C is for cat" and "D is for dog." In Alphabetics, children discover an entirely new ABC filled with playful alliterations and colorful illustrations. From Atticus the altruistic astronaut to Zooey the sleepy zombie – each letter is brought to life in a creative and humorous way.

With 26 original, richly illustrated stories, this children's book challenges children to expand their vocabulary and get acquainted with new, often funny and unusual words. Thanks to the included glossary, children (and parents!) can easily look up and learn unfamiliar terms. This children's book thus combines fun with educational value.

Perfect for reading aloud, but also suitable for early readers who want to playfully discover the alphabet. Alphabetics makes learning not only educational but, above all, fun and unforgettable.

Why this book is ideal for children

• Original and funny stories for each letter of the alphabet
• Playful alliterations that stimulate language skills and vocabulary
• Rich, imaginative illustrations that bring the stories to life
• Educational and fun, ideal for home or in the classroom

About the authors and illustrator

Patrick and Traci Concepción are the proud parents of a daughter who inspired them to create this unique children's book. Patrick is the founder of Conception Studios, a design studio in the San Francisco Bay Area, known for its creative graphic work for top artists such as Paul McCartney and Lady Gaga.

The illustrations are by Dawid Ryski, a versatile Polish artist and musician. In addition to numerous concert posters, album covers, and graphic designs, he has also worked for newspapers and magazines. With his unique style, he brings every page of Alphabetics to life, making the book a visual feast for young and old.

A Taste of the World, What People Eat and How They Celebrate Around the Globe
Authors: Little Gestalten & Beth Walrond

What people eat and how they celebrate around the world. A joyful journey of discovery through global flavors, traditions, and holidays, perfect for young gourmands!

What do people eat in Mexico during Día de los Muertos? How do they celebrate the harvest festival in India? And what belongs on the table during Thanksgiving in the United States? In A Taste of the World, children discover how food, festivities, and tradition come together all over the globe.

With colorful illustrations and surprising facts, this children's book takes young readers on a delicious world tour. From well-known delicacies to unique local dishes: food tells a story and connects people, everywhere and always. Young and old alike learn about cultural customs and holidays in a playful way, and discover the importance of food within communities around the world.

A festive children's book that connects flavors and sparks curiosity about other cultures – ideal for the budding little world traveler!

What to expect:

• Learn about global holidays and traditions through the lens of food
• Encourages multicultural understanding and curiosity about other cultures
• Full of colorful illustrations and fun facts that inspire both young and old
• Ideal for children aged 5 and up who love food, stories, and travel

About the author:

Beth Walrond is a British illustrator, educated at Falmouth University in England. She works internationally for clients including The New York Times, Wired, The Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal. She has also been actively volunteering for years with Pass the Crayon, an organization that organizes creative workshops for refugee children. Her experience there inspired her to create A Taste of the World, in which she introduces children to the unifying power of food around the world in an accessible way.

I Find My First Words
Authors: Little Gestalten & Yayo Kawamura

My first words. Playfully learning with colorful illustrations full of recognizable moments from daily life.

What am I wearing today? What animals do I see at the zoo? Who do I meet at the playground? And what are we eating tonight?
In I Find My First Words, toddlers and preschoolers playfully discover their first words through familiar situations from their daily lives. From the supermarket to the bedroom, and from the playground to the doctor's office, each page is a new adventure full of familiar objects, animals, and people.

This cheerful picture book is perfect for reading and naming together. The colorful illustrations stimulate the imagination and encourage language development in young children, while they learn to name what they see themselves.

Perfect as a first word book or gift for curious toddlers aged 1 and up.
Let little explorers name, recognize, and understand the world around them!

What to expect:

• A playful introduction to language and vocabulary for young children
• Recognizable scenes from daily life, ideal for interactive reading aloud
• Promotes language development, word recognition, and creating one's own stories

About the author:

Yayo Kawamura was born in South Germany, grew up in Tokyo, and has lived in Berlin since 1989. She studied communication design and has been working as a freelance illustrator and designer from her studio in Kreuzberg since 2001. Yayo has designed numerous picture books and book series for the youngest children. Her colorful and accessible style makes her work beloved by children and parents worldwide.

This Is How I Feel Today
Authors: Little Gestalten, Carolina Amell & Marine Schneider

A colorful journey of discovery through emotions, to help children recognize, understand and name their feelings.
• 50 emotions depicted in beautiful watercolor illustrations
• Playful and educational: a tool for emotional development
• For children aged 4 and up – perfect for reading and discussing together

How do you feel today?
Sometimes happy, sometimes angry, sometimes just… confused. Emotions can be big and overwhelming, or small and hard to name. This Is How I Feel Today helps children playfully explore their emotions and put words to what they feel.

With 50 beautifully illustrated emotions, ranging from joy to sadness, from fear to surprise, this children's book offers a visual and accessible way to discuss feelings. The emotions are grouped into six main categories (joy, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust) and are accompanied by short, recognizable texts that invite conversation.

This children's book is not only a valuable tool for parents, teachers, and educators, but also a loving gift for any child learning to deal with everything they feel.

What to expect:

• A visual journey through the world of emotions, suitable for young children
• 50 playfully described feelings with expressive watercolor drawings
• Stimulates emotional development and conversational skills
• Ideal for home, school or childcare

About the authors:

Carolina Amell is a graphic designer, creative producer, and author of over twenty successful illustrated books. This Is How I Feel Today is her first children's book with Little Gestalten. Carolina's work is known for her attention to detail and her love for visual stories that touch people on an emotional level.

Marine Schneider is a Belgian author and illustrator who knew at the age of five that she wanted to create children's books. She studied illustration in Ghent and developed a unique, poetic style that appeals to young readers. Her work is simple, warm, and deeply human. This is her fourth book with Little Gestalten, following previous titles such as Life and I and The Path.

In Great Numbers, How Numbers Shape the World We Live In

Can you imagine a world without numbers?
Numbers are all around us and play a crucial role in our daily lives. But how did they actually come into existence? And why do we use them the way we do now? The children's book In Great Numbers takes children on a fascinating journey through the history and importance of numbers.

From ancient inventions to modern technology
Throughout the centuries, people have devised clever ways to use numbers – from building cities and calculating time to navigating home. This children's book shows young readers how numbers shape the world, why a minute has 60 seconds instead of 100, where the number zero comes from, and what language computers actually understand.

A beautifully illustrated and educational children's book
With lively illustrations and clear explanations, the magic of numbers is revealed in a playful way. An inspiring and educational children's book for curious children who want to know more about the mathematics behind everyday life!

About the illustrator
Slovak illustrator Daniela Olejníková has a passion for screen printing and linocut. She has illustrated over 20 books for young readers and brings the fascinating world of numbers to life with her unique style.

The World of Sharks, Get to Know the Fascinating 

Sharp teeth and unparalleled senses—dive into the world of sharks!
Did you know that sharks have dominated our oceans for millions of years, even long before dinosaurs existed? These mysterious predators are often surrounded by thrilling stories and legends. But how dangerous are sharks really?

An exciting journey through the underwater world
In the children's book The World of Sharks, you'll discover why sharks have survived for so long and learn about the many species that exist today. From their special teeth and unique lateral line organ to their incredible sense of smell—this children's book reveals the secrets of these impressive animals.

Learn about one of the oldest animal species in the world
Many shark species have barely been studied because they live in the deepest parts of the ocean. This beautifully illustrated children's book is the perfect introduction to these fascinating animals and an invitation to explore further.

About the creators

• Darcy Dobell is a passionate nature writer and author of various scientific books and articles for young readers. She advises organizations on ocean conservation.
• Becky Thorns is a British illustrator with an eye for detail and a love for nature. She lives in Cornwall and previously illustrated The World of Whales and Who invented this?