Yum!
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€19.99
baby board book
baby sensory book
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bold geometric illustrations
books about shapes
books for babies
books for preschoolers
bright and simple books
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children's art book
creative activity book
creative exploration for kids
early childhood creativity
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Eric Carle style
flappable book
fruit art
fruit cup shapes
fruit-themed book
fun educational book
fun with shapes.
Gaia Stella
geometric art for kids
hand-painted collage art
Herve Tullet style
interactive children's book
interactive learning
interactive play books
interactive preschool activity
learning shapes
mix-and-match book
mix-and-match fun
playful learning
preschool learning book
sensory books for toddlers
shape discovery for kids
shape recognition
split-page book
tactile books for kids
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visual learning for toddlers
Yum!
Product details
- ISBN 9781923239333
- Weight: 280g
- Dimensions: 168 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 02 Sep 2025
- Publisher: Smith Street Books
- Publication City/Country: AU
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A delicious mix-and-match book for discovering shapes.
Yum! is a mix-and-match book that invites you to flip through its pages to reassemble the fruit cups or create brand new ones.
A deliciously fun and interactive way for little ones to discover shapes.
Yum! is a mix-and-match book that invites you to flip through its pages to reassemble the fruit cups or create brand new ones.
A deliciously fun and interactive way for little ones to discover shapes.
Gaia Stella is an award-winning artist based in Milan, Italy. She is the author and illustrator of several books, including Become an Architect with Tadao Ando (helium 2021, in collaboration with the Pinault Collection Bourse de Commerce) and If I were A Fungus, which has been translated into six countries so far. Her clients include The New Yorker, The New York Times, Vogue Bambini, and The Boston Globe. Gaia’s colorful and geometric imagery is inspired by a variety of sources, such as brutalist architecture, 80s toys and books by Tove Jansson.
