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Mon nez/ My nose
Édouard Manceau
The book cover will be made for you, the photographs shown in example are from the original book in French. Please contact us for more information.
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My nose tickles, tickles, tickles and… ACHOO!
Here goes that nose. And we remplace it by: a sock, a sausage, a strawberry, a pen… No, you not okay ? Happily, he’s back like a pirouette, this rascal of a nose !
Inside this book with a bounch of humour, the character’s silhouette is repeat but with each page it’s a surprise ! In place of your nose, you’ll discover either a real object or its tactile imitation in volume. We can even touch with attention the character eyes and he’s mouth who can change with he’s emotion. The illustration are cercled by dark to make a stronger contrast.
For experiencing and having fun, a hole in a removable page allows you to replace the nose with new objects or your own nose ! A funny and efficient book for discorver her face while having fun and linked with everyday object.
The little +:
- Tactile flock illustrations
- Different type of fabric to touch, real effect
- A flocked card with a hole to stick your nose in
Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months of age unaccompanied by an adult.
Édouard Manceau (texte)
Edouard Manceau is born in Vendée in 1969. He live an happily childhood there, with his brother, sister and cousins. After an chaotic school career, he chose to enter the Angers School of Fine Arts. He found there a true passion about art. At 30 years he publish his first book at the edition “Frimousse”. He collaborate with Thierry Magnier, Mila, Le Seuil and Tourbillon, and he work regularly for Milan Press.
Edouard Manceau live and work in Toulouse.
Les Doigts Qui Rêvent (illustrations tactiles)
La Revue des livres pour enfants (BNF), n°335 , March 2024
Excerpt from the “Bravo” albums section: “Mon Nez” (My Nose)
“My nose tickles, tickles so much that… Sneeze. Oh, it’s gone! The reader replaces it with a sock, a sausage, a strawberry, a pencil… Fortunately, the mischievous nose returns with a pirouette. In this humorous album, the character’s silhouette is repeated, but each page holds a surprise: either a real object, or its tactile imitation in volume. Children can also use their fingertips to follow the man’s eyes and mouth, which change shape according to his emotion. This illustrated tactile adaptation of the album published in 2022 is a great success. “
Agès Bergonzi
