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- ISBN 9781990252464
- Dimensions: 244 x 310mm
- Publication Date: 15 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Comme des geants inc.
- Publication City/Country: CA
- Product Form: Hardback
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A vibrant, interactive seek-and-find picture book with colorful characters that can be placed into real pockets, from award-winning creators Nadine Robert and Philip Giordano
Our little friend Phoebe just turned three! To mark the occasion, she wants to find as many little amazing animal pals as she can to put in her pockets—but where are all her fun-size friends hiding? You’re going to have to help her spot them! From award-winning creators Nadine Robert and Philip Giordano, Phoebe’s Pockets is a seek-and-find adventure that takes kids to ten wonderful and whimsical places, each with their own colorful critter just waiting to be uncovered. Filled with riveting rhymes, spectacular spreads, and real pockets to put each pal in, Phoebe’s Pockets is a celebration of friendship that’s full of interactivity!
Nadine Robert, the founder of the publishing house Comme des géants, has always had a strong passion for illustrated children’s books that have a powerfully built narrative approach combined with strong images. She is a recent recipient of the 2022 Governor General’s Award for her story Clover, and has received Best Book of the Year honours from Kirkus and a New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Book award. She lives in Montréal with her family. Philip Giordano is a renowned Italian-born artist and illustrator whose works are instantly recognizable for their colorful, geometric universes. His art has been featured by publications and publishing houses around the world, and Giordano is known for everything from illustrating book covers to designing toys and creating children’s animation. His work has received international acclaim, including the Silver Medal from the Society of Illustrators, the White Raven Award, and the International Illustration Prize at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair. Giordano now lives in Tokyo.
