Little Gestalten New Releases: Let’s Garden, My Body & I Love You Always

I really enjoy reading books from the publisher Little Gestalten (books originally published in Germany) and here are some cute new releases. There is Let’s Garden, I Love You Always, and The Human Body.

Whether in a big backyard or on a small city balcony, children will have a blast with this do-it-yourself book full of great gardening?ideas.

No need for sophisticated equipment or a large yard:Let’s Garden?is a true DIY book that children can easily follow to take their?first steps in gardening. Inspired by their own children’s fascination with everything that sprouts, Clara Lidstr?m and Annakarin?Nyberg teamed up to create a book that would encourage others to interact with their surroundings, whether in the countryside or?the city.

From planting a sunflower in a pot and feeding the birds with leftover seeds to growing your own garlic and using it to flavor?homemade cream cheese,?Let’s Garden?is full of inventive ideas. Step-by-step instructions are presented alongside whimsical?illustrations and photographs, inspiring children to get their hands dirty!

Clara Lidstr?m?is one of Sweden’s best-known bloggers. On her blog she tells charming stories from her daily life and shares?ideas for DIY handicrafts, baking, and cooking. She and her family live in a small house in northern Sweden.

Annakarin Nyberg?also lives in northern Sweden, where she works at Ume? University. Nyberg has a degree in computer science?and writes books, gives lectures, and holds workshops with a focus on social media and the digital economy.

Let’s Garden is for children ages 6 and up. Both my girls are interested in gardening but I have a brown thumb. I can’t even keep a cactus alive. So a book about DIY gardening is exactly what we needed. The book talks about everything from easy to decorate pots to growing a bean sprout and even making some bird food. My girls think this book is awesome and I like it because it is gardening I can actually accomplish. Easy to follow instructions are included and it makes me even want to turn my thumb green.

The human body is astounding. This book explains how our body works in illustrations and texts that are created for children but?are also fascinating for adults.

Children are curious about their bodies. They not only want to know how they breathe and where their food goes after they’swallow it, but are also generally interested in how their bodies look on the inside and everything that happens there.

The book?My Body?takes its readers on a fun and compelling journey through the human body. Exploring how we breathe, where?our blood flows, how we digest, our senses, skeleton, muscles, nerves, and brain, it imparts fundamental knowledge in a way that?is understandable for children. It also provides fascinating information such as the fact that adults can be taller in the morning than?they are at night or that giraffes have the same number of neck bones (seven) as humans do.

My Body‘s?vivid illustrations and engaging texts make the book wonderfully suitable for children. It takes them on an entertaining?anatomical adventure that further stimulates their own natural curiosity.

Golden Section Graphics, a Berlin-based agency founded by Jan Schwochow, is an innovative and internationally respected?visualizer of information and data. Schwochow and his team set high standards in journalism and playful creativity. Their work is in?great demand and appears regularly in leading media such as the?New York Times MagazineandDie Zeit.

Antje Helms?works as a freelance journalist with a focus on topics related to family, natural sciences, and travel. She also?develops editorial concepts and is responsible for creating the model for?Dein Spiegel, the youth edition of Germany’s most widely?read weekly news magazine,?Der Spiegel.