Tanja Russita

En bok fylld av ”olidolika” personer som kanske egentligen inte är så olika. Omkring oss har vi en mångfald av kroppar, etniciteter, åldrar, familjesituationer och diagnoser. Vi kanske ser olika ut, gör och tycker olika men inuti är vi nog ändå rätt lika. I boken möter vi Melvin som ser personer omkring sig och slutligen ser han även sig själv. Boken består av korta lättlästa texter med målande tänkvärda bilder. A book filled with “not-so-ordinary” people who may not actually be so different. Around us we have a diversity of bodies, ethnicities, ages, family situations and diagnoses. We may look, do and think differently, but inside we're probably pretty much the same. In the book we meet Melvin who looks at the people around him and eventually sees himself. The book consists of short, easy-to-read texts with vivid, thought-provoking pictures.

En bok fylld av ”olidolika” personer som kanske egentligen inte är så olika. Omkring oss har vi en mångfald av kroppar, etniciteter, åldrar, familjesituationer och diagnoser. Vi kanske ser olika ut, gör och tycker olika men inuti är vi nog ändå rätt lika. I boken möter vi Melvin som ser personer omkring sig och slutligen ser han även sig själv. Boken består av korta lättlästa texter med målande tänkvärda bilder.

"...and up to nine " is a rare book about breastfeeding that is witty, engaging, and funny. It is short yet packed with action, full of line drawings and vibrant text. There is a murder, a few philosophical interludes about art and friendship, a little erotica, and a lot of love inside. Not to mention boobs and kids. The author shares her nine-year-long breastfeeding journey (five of them spent nursing in tandem) in a funny and easy-going manner. It is not just a parenting manual, but a great read and a pure joy for everybody, even for those with no children in the works. The author's hobby is looking through windows to other worlds-and this book is definitely a window into hers. You will love it The book was long-listed in Stockholm Writers' Festival First Page Award (there were 38 titles out of 583 in the long list). Here are some of the readers' comments: Awesome book I would give it to all my birthing mothers: )Maria Molodtsova, doula, lawyer, and mother. I read it and can't stop laughing. I started with fear-how can I squeeze this book into my schedule?-but it was so funny and pleasant that I forgot all about the time. Marina Kopylova, founder of Russian online breastfeeding community, and mother. It was a pure joy I don't believe this book will succeed as propaganda material, as I think those already skeptical will just flip the pages believing "Ah, fool of a woman " (and she even states inside that it cannot please everybody). But I believe in the book's success as a literary read: the style and illustrations are just amazing Alexander Piperski, linguist, science writer, and father.

Mom Goes for a Walk is a short story about Mom's walk, as seen with a daughter's eyes. The sentences are short and so are the words, and each sentence is illustrated with a funny watercolor picture. This book is wonderful for bedtime reading, handy for travel, and perfect for beginner readers. Scroll up and click "Look Inside" to get a preview or click "Buy Now" to add this childrens' book to your collection. I am sure you'll enjoy it

In "A Dog in the Fog" you will meet a dog who has lost his way, a couple of friends with similar tastes (in most things) and an elephant who is feeling a bit under the weather Reading for beginners, with easy sentences and charming black and white pictures; all designed specifically for reading in digital format. Written and illustrated by Tanja Russita, mother, teacher, artist and psychologist. The idea for the series came from Tanja's daughter wanting to read childrens' stories "from a Kindle, like my mum". Now the books are enjoyed worldwide by kids who are learning how to read. Watch and listen to your child's reading skills grow. Prepare to have to share your e-reader

In "A Fox and a Box", try to find out: Who is my new pet? What's wrong with my nose? What did a fox find in a box? Stories are simple and fun, written specially for those just starting to read. Each book contains a short collection of stories. Words and sentences are simple; each step is complemented by charming black and white illustrations; all designed specifically for reading in digital format. Written and illustrated by Tanja Russita, the idea for the series came from Tanja's daughter wanting to read childrens' stories "from a Kindle, like my mum". Watch and listen to your child's reading skills grow. Prepare to have to share your e-reader

In "A Pear and a Bear" try to find out: What did Mia and Pia see on their walk? Did a Bear eat a Pear? And what connects the brush, the tree and the hook? Easy sentences for beginning readers. Each book contains a short collection of stories. Sight words and simple sentences; each step is complemented by charming black and white pictures; all designed specifically for reading in digital format. Written and illustrated by Tanja Russita, the idea for the series came from Tanja's daughter wanting to read childrens' stories "from a Kindle, like my mum". Watch and listen to your child's reading skills grow. Prepare to have to share your e-reader