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by Editors of Silver Dolphin Books (Author), Daniela Massironi (Illustrator)
Have hours of creative coloring fun! With 224 pages of adorable art and dozens of holographic foil stickers, this coloring book with a bright and cheery foil cover is perfect for creative kids ages 3 to 5.
From panda-corns to smiling rainbows, to narwhals and shooting stars, there's something for everyone in Cutie-Verse!, a 224-page coloring book inspired by the popular kawaii style of art. Big, bold, simple images adorn each page, encouraging preschoolers to tap into their artistic sides and creatively color all the cuties! A full sheet of holographic foil stickers is included too. Great for ages 3 to 5.Author Biography
For nearly 20 years, Silver Dolphin Books has published award-winning activity, novelty, and educational nonfiction books for preschoolers to 12-year-olds. Our focus is to create books that engage and inspire children to learn more about the world around them while fostering a love of reading, exploration, and creative expression. From adorably illustrated board books for toddlers, to interactive play and building sets, to sound books made for story time, we develop innovative books that both enlighten and entertain.
Daniela Massirioni was born in 1984 in a small town near Milan, Italy. She has always loved drawing. Since she was very small, her favorite pastimes have been sketching and doodling, giving life to the fantasy stories in her head. She studied graphic design in Milan and London, where she lived for four years. There, she worked as a children's book designer at Egmont UK. This experience gave her the chance to get in touch with amazing and inspiring illustrators and to see her dream of becoming an illustrator come true. Now she is back in Italy, where she works as a freelance children's book illustrator. She loves her job so much, especially when thinking of all the children that she makes happy with her drawings! Daniela's favorite illustrators and greatest inspirations are Mary Blair, Marc Boutavant, and Joey Chou.
