Four New Works Meeting Readers from Ketebe Çocuk in October
The publishing house has brought new stories to the shelves that support children's imagination and love for nature.
Ketebe Çocuk presented four new children's books to the appreciation of readers in October, touching upon the themes of love for nature, friendship, imagination, and communication.
October Book Selection
Ketebe Çocuk announced that it has published four new works that will meet with readers throughout October and touch the world of children.
These new works invite children to look at their environment more carefully, review their relationship with nature, and dream.
Ö: The Silent Language of Nature
Written and illustrated by Guridi, the work titled Ö took its place on the shelves as a silent book conveying the impact of humans on the environment through the eyes of Bear Ö.
Communication with Tell Piko
Written by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Jen Corace, and translated by Sare Esen Petek, Tell Piko brings the game of telephone into the picture book format.
This humorous story aims to remind children of the importance of communication in a fun language.
The Mysterious Letter to Fox
The Mysterious Letter to Fox, signed by Alex G Griffiths as author and illustrator, reaches readers with the translation of Sare Esen Petek.
The work deals with the adventure a fox embarks upon with a mysterious letter around the themes of friendship and forgiveness.
Fluffy Stories Series
The first book of the Fluffy Stories series, written by Güray Süngü and illustrated by Ghazaleh Bigdelou, has been published.
Titled The Child Who Fell Inside the Screen and The Wise Giraffe, this work addresses the time spent in front of the screen through the concepts of play, friendship, and imagination.