Lucie Albon Knihy

Discover the imaginative world of the On the Fingertips series with Lili Mouse and her friend Henri. Notes of humor echo in their dialogue as these two lovable mice playfully use descriptive words to count insects from 1 to 10. From grasshoppers and dragonflies to beetles and fleas, toddlers start to learn beginning numbers and build vocabulary with a laugh or two on the way. In the finger-painting workshop included in the back of the book, children can trace the figures to enforce number recognition and gain confidence in writing their numbers. Then repeat the exercise, using paint and paper. Get ready to learn, imagine, and create when you dip your fingers in the paint!

Discover the imaginative world of the Fingertips series with Lili Mouse and her friend Henri. Notes of humor and poetry echo in their dialogue as these two lovable mice playfully use descriptive words to bring each color to life. From red and blue to gray and pink, learn about colors, shapes, and spatial relationships and how they make up our surroundings. At the end of the book, the primary and secondary colors are presented with illustrator tips on how to make everything from flowers and fish to Lili herself in the eight bonus workshop pages. Get ready to learn, imagine, and create when you dip your fingers in the paint!

Discover the imaginative world of the On the Fingertips series with Lili Mouse and her friend Elephant. Notes of subtle humor echo in the dialogue as these two friends use descriptive words to explore the beauty of friendship and all that makes them alike and all that makes them different. From their gray color and their big ears to their love of peanuts, these two friends think they are exactly alike, until the elephant admits a difference—Lili the mouse snores a lot louder! The finger-painting workshop included in the back of the book encourages cognitive development, improves fine motor skills, and stimulates imagination and creativity as you use your hands and fingers to create Elephant and a banana tree. So get ready to learn, imagine, and create when you dip your fingers in the paint!

Discover the imaginative world of the Fingertips series with Lili Mouse and her friend Henri. Dive into each season with these two lovable mice as they go apple picking, throw snowballs, dig in the garden, and play in the golden sand. Learn all about what characterizes each of the 4 seasons from acorns in the fall, mittens in the winter, daffodils in the spring, and butterflies in the summer, as you watch the colors change throughout the year. At the end of the book is a guided workshop with illustrator tips on how to create a tree with its seasonal finery and both rain and snow showers along with a bonus spread for crafting your own favorite season. Get ready to learn, imagine, and create when you dip your fingers in the paint!

Lili Mouse and her friend Henri head to the beach in the newest edition to the On the Fingertips series.

Discover the imaginative world of the On the Fingertips series with Lili Mouse by joining in the fun yourself and making your own fingerprint creations right in the sturdy pages of this activity book. Everyone's favorite mouse is planning a surprise birthday party for her friend Chloe, and you're invited. Art and imagination combine to inspire creativity as you follow along with Lili to form balloons, flower bouquets, and even the birthday cake! Basic instructions are provided in the beginning, and then young artists are prompted through fun and engaging exercises to make everything from ingredients for the cake to the wrapping paper. Once the preparations are complete, help Lili gather the guests by bringing to life Rosie the flamingo, Edmond the pig, Reynard the fox, and even Chloe and Lili. And no party is complete without candles for the cake and fireworks, so get ready to put your fingers back in the paint! Notes of humor echo in the dialogue as Lili playfully uses descriptive words to describe all the things she needs for the birthday party she's planning. On the Fingertips creator Lucie Albon is just magic with her handprints, and this interactive book encourages little ones to dip their fingertips, palms, and hands in the paint and create a whole world of possibility!

Eine kleine Gazelle kuschelt sich zwischen die schlafenden Giraffen, Zebras galoppieren durch die Savanne, ein Elefant löscht seinen Durst am Fluss. All diese Tiere wirken so lebendig – und sind doch eigentlich nur auf die Hand gemalt! Aus unterschiedlicher Entfernung fotografiert ergeben sich so ungewöhnliche Perspektiven, die in Verbindung mit dem Text kleine Geschichten erzählen und ganz eigene Farb- und Bildwelten entwerfen. Die detaillierten Anleitungen am Ende des Buches machen es leicht, selber kreativ zu werden und kleine Kunstwerke auf kleine Hände zu zaubern. Dazu nötig ist nur ein wenig Fingerfarbe, und schon kann es losgehen mit dem eigenen Fingertheater!

Die kleine Biene sucht ihre verschwundenen Freundinnen und trifft dabei auf verschiedene Tiere. Das Buch begeistert mit einem Spiegeleffekt auf jeder Seite, der die Entdeckung der Welt fördert und durch hochwertige Ausstattung besticht. Ideal für Museumsshops.

Blau wie das Meer, grün wie ein Frosch, schwarz wie die Nacht, weiß wie der Schnee und orange wie eine Möhre! Die Welt der Farben ist bunt und zusammen mit Lili, der kleinen Maus, und ihrem Freund Henri lässt sie sich spielerisch entdecken und erforschen. Die wunderbar farbenfrohen, mit Fingern kunstvoll aufs Blatt gedruckten Bildgeschichten machen Lust darauf, selber kreativ zu werden. Das Buch enthält eine erste Einführung in die Grund- und Mischfarben und eine Anleitung zum Drucken mit den eigenen Fingern

Mit Lili, der kleinen Maus, und ihrem Freund Henri geht es durch das Jahr! Im Frühling grünt und blüht alles, im Sommer baden Lili und Henri im Meer, im Herbst sind die Äpfel reif und im Winter machen es sich die Mäuse vor dem Kamin mit einer heißen Schokolade gemütlich. Passend zu jeder Jahreszeit gibt es auf je einer Doppelseite ein erstes kleines Bildwörterbuch sowie eine Anleitung zum Drucken mit den eigenen Fingern.