¡Mira, Mira! Shapes - Board Book

by Lourdes Heuer (Author), Juliana Perdomo (Illustrator)

Written in both English and Spanish for little ones who are learning basic concepts, Mira, Mira! Shapes is an exciting look into simple shapes via a city landscape.

Mira, mira!
What do you see?
Look for the shapes
across the city.

In this English and Spanish board book, little ones will learn to identify basic shapes whilst exploring a shape-filled, exciting city landscape! Each spread will highlight a shape that can be found in the city; triangular safety cones, rectangular windows, squared city blocks, and so much more! Just like Mira Mira Colors, each spread will include a shaped die-cut that offers a sneak-peek into the next spread and text that encourages the reader to mira, mira (look, look) at the upcoming shape they will learn about.

With sweet, welcoming art by award-winning illustrator Juliana Perdomo and Lourdes Heuer's bouncing, approachable English-Spanish text, this introduction to shapes is perfect for those seeking a little more in a primer board book.

Author Biography

Lourdes Heuer is the author of more than a dozen children's books, including board books, picture books, and chapter books. She is also a poet, translator, and college professor. She is the author of two early chapter book series, the Esme! books, featuring art by #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Marissa Valdez, and Seashell Key, as well as the bilingual board book series Teeny Tiendas. Lourdes currently resides in South Florida.

Juliana Perdomo is a writer and illustrator born in Bogotá, Columbia, surrounded by a huge loving family, friends, bright colors, music, weird fruits, sunshine, and lots of rain but also rainbows. She now lives there with her amazing son, Luca, her rocker partner Iván, and their crazy old dog, Menta. Juliana has a background as a psychologist and an art therapist, but her passion is children's literature. She tries to make her work diverse, heartfelt and personal, folkish, a bit retro, joyful, and with a Latin touch. She feels deeply grateful to have participated in many beautiful projects: books, puzzles, animations, branding, family portraits, and magazines all over the world. Find out more at JulianaPerdomo.com.