Bøker av Alex Fabrizio

Blast off with Rocket Science! Discover how rockets work and what they can do for us. Adorably illustrated baby scientists accompany little readers on an out-of-this-world adventure that shows babies that science can inspire our dreams for the future.

Do you like to build with blocks? You might just be an architect! Architects design all the buildings you see. Buildings come in all shapes and sizes. Each building has a purpose ... From bridges and towers to houses and monuments, there are countless frontiers that your bold little builders have yet to cross! Let this fun board book take your reader on a tour around the world to see all the different types of buildings that architects have designed throughout history. Join us on an adventure into history's most wonderful collection of archways, domes, museums, pyramids, and blueprints. Visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Taj Mahal in India, and the Empire State Building in New York City. Some buildings are tall, while some are short; some are made of wood, while some are made of steel. Can you find how these buildings are different and the same? From Starry Forest Books, Baby's Big World introduces babies to big concepts?everything from rocket science to music?for the very first time.

Baby's world is made up of shapes of all kinds and sizes! From big circles to little rectangles and everything in between- explore the basics of Geometry with the even the littlest learners in this colorful board book.

Baby astronomers will make little ones feel at home in the big universe, in this scientific picture book.

The world can be busy and stressful-even for babies! It's never too early to teach children how to live mindful, happy lives.

What will you dream up? Spark innovation early with this adorable introduction to inspiring inventors!

"These nineteen supple poems have both a strong sense of unity and a wide spectrum of forms, themes, and moods. Virtuosic writing combines with jagged feeling, and the end result is engaging, dramatic, and unpredictable." - Henri Cole