About a very hungry bear it's a book-game, a fairy tale-choice, in which the little reader decides how the fate of the characters will unfold, who will join the action and how it will end.
A hungry brown bear wakes up from his winter sleep. He decides to feast on honey… There are plenty of ways to obtain the treat. You can climb a tree, pole vault, use a trampoline, or even take advantage of the fox's cunning plan and the intervention of the firefighters. Or maybe the bear will give up on the honey after all, turn over, and doze off? Nothing is impossible in this book, and the order and choice of scenes can be different each time. Will the reader learn the habits of Ferdinand the ant on their first reading, or stumble upon a wolf in the bushes, lurking in wait for the three little pigs? Who knows, it all depends on your imagination. This story can be read for shorter or longer periods, enjoying its free-form structure, open-ended plot, and light humor. Great fun for both children and adults!
The text of the fairy tale, inspired by the book by Raymond Queneau Un conte á votre fa çon (A Fairy Tale in Your Style), written by comic book writer Maciej Jasiński, with illustrations by graphic designer and comic book author Tomasz Kaczkowski.
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About a very hungry bear it's a book-game, a fairy tale-choice, in which the little reader decides how the fate of the characters will unfold, who will join the action and how it will end.
A hungry brown bear wakes up from his winter sleep. He decides to feast on honey… There are plenty of ways to obtain the treat. You can climb a tree, pole vault, use a trampoline, or even take advantage of the fox's cunning plan and the intervention of the firefighters. Or maybe the bear will give up on the honey after all, turn over, and doze off? Nothing is impossible in this book, and the order and choice of scenes can be different each time. Will the reader learn the habits of Ferdinand the ant on their first reading, or stumble upon a wolf in the bushes, lurking in wait for the three little pigs? Who knows, it all depends on your imagination. This story can be read for shorter or longer periods, enjoying its free-form structure, open-ended plot, and light humor. Great fun for both children and adults!
The text of the fairy tale, inspired by the book by Raymond Queneau Un conte á votre fa çon (A Fairy Tale in Your Style), written by comic book writer Maciej Jasiński, with illustrations by graphic designer and comic book author Tomasz Kaczkowski.
Detailed information can be found on the following subpages:
Exchanges and returns
Payment and delivery