Catching the sun, catching some air
Isabel Minhòs Martins & Bernardo P. Carvalho
- Original Title
- Apanhar ar, apanhar sol
- Published
- Spring 2022
- Genre
- Non fiction
- Pages
- 180 ppp, 200 x 260 mm
- Rights Sold
- German
Korean
Simplified Chinese
Italian
Russian - Tags
- Bernardo P. Carvalho, catching some air, Catching the sun, Isabel Minhós Martin, Planeta Tangerina
Catching the sun, catching some air
Isabel Minhòs Martins & Bernardo P. Carvalho
This book is a tribute to our place in space, to the Sun, to the atmosphere, to the Earth. It has information, activities, pages to breathe in deep with, pages to have fun with. In some pages, we answer questions that science has already found answers for (What is the wind? How big is the sun?); in others we tell stories involving bees, trees or flying seeds; in others, still, we talk about people, of course. The sun that comes in through our window, the air that goes into our lungs. The hats that fly away with the wind. The people that are the sunshine of our lives.
Are you coming?
The sun is waiting for us, let’s go.
We really could use some fresh air.
In collaboration with Sonia Antón (astrophysicist), Ricardo Trigo (meteorologist), Ricardo Tomé and Fernando Catarino (biologists).
Press voices
“This is a book which prompt action: thought and movement, mind and body. Simple and unpretentious, it is rigorous in terms of its facts, (…) and curious in its provocation.” Sara Amado, Prateleira-de-baixo blog
“Catching the sun, catching some air (…) is one of those books which should be shared with people of different ages and where science meets language, aesthetics, curious facts and day-to-day life.” Sara Figueiredo Costa
“(…) just as happens with other genres produced by this publisher (picture books, interactive books/game-books, YA narratives and others which are more hybrid) this book presents us with some refreshing suggestions which surprise us and introduce new layers to the reading experience.” Andreia Brites, Blimunda magazine
- Awards
- Nominee -Premio Piccolo Galileo 2024 (Italy)