DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?

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What book is this? What animal is this? Hold the page to the light and you will see.
In most books you look at the page in order to see the pictures, but not on this one. To see the full picture, and find the solution to the animal riddles, you need to look through the pages. Created by Ed Emberley in the late 70s, this playful book was born without an expiration date. The design keeps its freshness, and the original and ingenious see through game proves once again the full interactive character of paper, which never ceases to amaze readers of all ages. Without batteries to run out, this book will be hard to put down.

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Ed Emberley, one of best-known names in north-american children’s literature, recipient of the Caldecott Medal in 1967 and 1968, started writing and illustrating in the sixties and since then has published around 80 books, some of them in partnership with his wife Barbara and his sons Rebecca and Michael. Among this considerable bibliography stands out his well-known and beloved collection of how-to-draw books that, with simple and straightforward lessons, encouraged generations of kids to grab a pencil and draw. Even today, many artists often cite Ed Emberley as an inspiration in their carreers. He believes that everyone can learn how to draw and “not everyone needs to be an artist, but everyone needs to feel good about themselves.” Today, with more than 80 years old, Ed Emberley happily watches a renewed interest in his work, with many of his older books being republished, just like “E tu, vês o que eu vejo?” that Bruaá just recovered from the 1979 “Ed Emberley’s Amazing Look Through Book” first edition.