Atlas of Dogs
Age range 6+
A unique collection of over 200 breeds of dogs, with fun facts and witty illustrations, accompanied by heroic stories from the exclusive Dogs' Post Daily newspaper!
Paw on the heart that you can't guess how many dog species there are in the world. In our well-arranged atlas, you can find them all, from the smallest Chihuahua to the hairiest Komondor. Learn basic information about their natures and find your dream dog. Each breed is playfully introduced, and you will have the opportunity to find out which dogs are among the bravest and most devoted, who is the biggest barker, or who snores loudly when dreaming of a juicy bone. Use our dog to human years converter to discover how old your dog actually is. And, last but not least, if you like bedtime stories, read the Dogs' Post Daily — a spectacular dog newspaper with a lot of stories, interviews, and reports from the lives of famous dog heroes and heroines!
'A unique picture book collection for children ages 6-10 showcasing more than 200 breeds of dogs, along with fun facts and witty illustrations, accompanied by heroic stories from the exclusive Dogs' Post Daily newspaper, the Atlas of Dogs is an impressively informative and well-arranged atlas, where young dog lovers can find them every canine ranging from the smallest Chihuahua to the hairiest Komondor. Kids will enjoy learning basic information about differing dog natures and find their own dream dog.' — Midwest Book Review, Children's Bookwatch
Ester Dobiasova (*1993) is a bit on the flighty side. Her dream is to roam the world like Snufkin of Moominvalley – with but a few things, an open mind and heart, and a home to return to. When she wishes to transcend her imagination, she reads Shaun Tan. She loves the books of Daisy Mrázková, who goes back to nature and is not afraid to ask about the meaning of life – directly, to crystal-clear effect, in highly readable fashion. Her wish is to protect nature and the animals she loves to write about.
Jana Sedlackova is a children's book author who graduated from the School of Textile Design and Management in Liberec, Czech Republic. In her free time, she enjoys singing in choirs and decorating gingerbread during Christmas time. Her work is driven by the belief that everyone is searching for the perfect fairytale. She hails from Brno, Czech Republic.
Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.
Marcel Kralik is a freelance visual artist specializing in crafting illustrations and concept art. After finishing business college in Bratislava, in 2003 he co-founded Outsider development s.r.o., a company focused on creation of videogame graphics. As well as being its lead artist, he was responsible for maintaining stylistic and technical standards, giving directions and helping other team members in the creation of art assets. In 2013, he began to commit fully to freelancing, working mostly on illustrations, texture painting and concept art for various clients and the advertising industry. Clients in his portfolio include Volkswagen Slovakia, VÚB Banka, Istropolitana Ogilvy and MUW Saatchi & Saatchi. In his work, he is most passionate about drawing for children's books, character creation and cartooning.
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