Cutouts, paper doors, mirrors, and bright colors involve the reader in the experience of counting from one to ten

One, Five, Many

Pacovská, Kvéta

Children's Books

Clarion Books

The little flower king wants nothing in the world so much as to fill his kingdom with beautiful flowers. But when every acre has been covered with tulips, he realizes he still isn’t happy—he wants a princess. So he travels the world in search of her, only to return home sad and alone. It isn’t until he visits his garden again that he finds his princess, calling out to him from one of the newly blooming tulips. Brimming with bright colors and innovative die-cuts, this elegantly designed book is light-hearted, whimsical, and full of childlike splendor.

The Little Flower King

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Minedition

An acting troupe performs a special show for the moon when he comes down for a visit. Features split pages that can be flipped to combine different characters and costumes and die-cut pages with a moon on a string.

Midnight Play-

NorthSouth

Because they hear the secret which one tower whispers to another, some animals fill balloons and begin to fly, others fly without balloons, but all learn what the secret is.

Flying

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

The School Library Journal hails Pacovska's warm and whimsical fairy tale as ""bold and fresh as a first box of crayons set to paper. . . . Few will forget this book once they have peeked through its windows. A sweet, simple fairy tale"". Full color.

The Little Flower King: Kveta Pacovska ; Translated by Anthea Bell

North-South Books

The School Library Journal hails Pacovska's warm and whimsical fairy tale as ""bold and fresh as a first box of crayons set to paper. . . . Few will forget this book once they have peeked through its windows. A sweet, simple fairy tale"". Full color.

El Pequeno Rey de Las Flores (Spanish Edition)

Gantschev, Ivan

Kveta Pacovská’s unique style and unparalleled skill in creating books that fire the imagination and entice wonder in children of all ages has won her international acclaim. The Sun Is Yellow is a masterpiece of the art of books for children. With plenty of windows to open and hidden characters to discover, it offers an enchanting adventure through the magical world of color. Praise for The Sun is Yellow: "Czech artist/illustrator Pacovská won the Hans Christian Andersen Medal for illustration in 1992, the same year this open-ended exploration of color was first published in Germany." —Publishers Weekly "Children who enjoy watching colors at play may be drawn in, and the album also makes a rewarding technical study for developing artists." —Kirkus Reviews

The Sun Is Yellow

Tate

Lavish and full of fun, this book will appeal to adults and children alike. Alphabet is an extraordinary, multidimensional journey into the alphabet created by one of the world’s most celebrated illustrators, Kvĕta Pacovská. With a rich concoction of textures, reflections, windows, and pop-ups, Pacovská takes the art of the picture book to new levels, absorbing readers of all ages in a playful and imaginative new world.

Alphabet

Teen & Young Adult

Tate Publishing

From internationally acclaimed and widely published illustrator Kvĕta Pacovsk comes a stunning and innovative creation: an extraordinary expandable book nearly twenty feet in length, peppered with geometric die-cuts, surprising pop-up elements, rich colors, squiggles, squares, and quirky faces. Sophisticated enough for adults and wacky enough for children, Unfold/ Enfold will delight both longtime fans and those new to this imaginative illustrator's creative landscape.With a multisensory tour de force that is truly a work of art, Pacovsk invites readers to open their minds and experience the world through her world, just a little bit differently.

Unfold/ Enfold

Arts & Photography

Editions Du Seuil

UN CINQ BEAUCOUP

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