Name: Peek-A-Poo What's in Your Potty? (Little Mouse, 1)
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Author: Guido van Genechten
ISBN: 9781605378664

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Peek-A-Poo What's in Your Potty? (Little Mouse, 1)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Guido van Genechten

Publisher

Clavis

Language

English

Pages

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

26.2 x 25.1 x 1.3 cm

Weight

0.50 kg.

ISBN13

9781605378664

Synopsis "Peek-A-Poo What's in Your Potty? (Little Mouse, 1) "

Potty training can indeed be stress-free...Little Mouse thinks so! This witty picture book with flaps will capture the interest of the little ones and help them potty train in a fun and natural way.Little Mouse looks around with great curiosity. He finds everything interesting, even his friends' potties. After a while, they also want to know what's in Little Mouse's potty. But wait, why is it empty? Oh! Little Mouse has decided he is a Big Mouse now! This witty picture book with flaps is the sequel to the international classic Peek-a-Poo What's in Your Diaper? Lots of fun for young and old.

Guido van Genechten

(Author)

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He was born in Mol (Belgium) on August 19, 1957. He studied drawing, painting, design, and photography at the Academy of Graphic Arts in his hometown. He grew up in a rural environment and continues to live in the countryside. Probably due to that influence, the protagonists of his stories are animals with very human traits, namely rabbits, piglets, turtles, or polar bears that go through the experiences of a child, causing comical and endearing situations. His illustrations are characterized by being outlined in black and by their rich coloring, while the stories usually end with a moral. Guido Van Genechten has received several recognitions, such as the International Illustration Award from the city of Hasselt and the Reader’s Digest Award for Best Children's Book Illustrator of 2007, while his book The Little Kangaroo was chosen Illustrated Book of the Year 2007 in the Netherlands

In his country, he has published more than forty children's books (the first in 1995), most of which have reached Spain.

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