Description:

A book that moves when children blow on it. On each double page, the child is invited to blow and bring the illustrations to life: pennants spin around a cord, flowers like wind-roses, reeds whistling on the water’s edge, a tree losing its leaves,… Read more  dancing snowflakes, winds meeting in a coloured whirlwind.
The principle of movement is presented immediately, on the front cover: the title is printed on strips of paper hooked on to threads. When you blow on them, they move and make a sound. Open the book and a variety of moving features follows: wheels to turn, pop-ups, outstretched threads, a paper spiral spinning downwards, the principle of the endless screw…
Children don’t need any explanations. The intelligence and clarity of the moving features permits intuitive reading, guided by the pleasure of surprise and having produced an effect on the book.
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