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Food Hide and Sneak

Food Hide and Sneak

by Meagan Bennett (Designer), Meagan Bennett (Designer)

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    Illustrated 2018

    $12.74
Synopsis

One of these things is almost like the others...

Behold this artful and unusual odd-one-out board book for the youngest readers, featuring a much-loved theme: food! Bastien Contraire masterfully creates spreads with six to eight images each - all of which belong together, except one that may resemble the others but has no business joining the rest. An umbrella among mushrooms, a snake among vegetables, and a canoe among pastries are all hiding in plain sight for the delighted toddler to giddily discover! Young readers will exercise skills of categorization and visual acuity in finding the imposter , and bask in the preposterous silliness. This is the third book in Contraire's collectible Hide and Sneak series.

Colors are brighter than they appear - printed in pure Pantones.

Ages 1-3

$12.74

Quantity

3 in stock

More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 26
 Edition: Illustrated
 Publisher: Phaidon Press
Published: 03 Sep 2018
ISBN 10: 0714877239
ISBN 13: 9780714877235

Media Reviews

This beautiful board book is full of food ? and something that doesn't belong with that food. Find the sneaky snake amongst vegetables, or the duck among the doughnuts, helping littles understand categorisation as they find the imposter. --Absolutely Mama

Can you spot the umbrella amongst the mushrooms?... Help little ones find the imposter in each drawing and have a giggle along the way. --Baby Magazine

A companion board book to the lovely Vehicle Hide and Sneak, this asks small children to spot the odd one out in an assortment of graphic foods - is it a toadstool or a beach umbrella, a rubber duck or an iced bun? Fun, engaging and beautifully produced. --Illustration Magazine

Author Bio

Bastien Contraire is the co-founder of Papier Gache, an independent publisher of fanzines and art books that promote contemporary drawing and comics. His work in design encouraged him to explore numerous hands-on art techniques, leading him to discover the stencil-print technique he uses for this book. Contraire lives in Paris.