An interactive children's educational book teaching left and right through engaging activities and a forest adventure. Determining which side is right and which is left can be confusing for children, and even for adults. In My Left Right Book, children will learn their left from their right by taking a short walk in the forest. This interactive book involves the reader in the story, asking questions like "Is the bear on the right page, or the left page? And what about the squirrel?" These questions help engage the child and make the learning process more enjoyable and memorable. After the children learn their left and right, a fun game begins. The book challenges them with entertaining tasks, enhancing their understanding through playful activities. This method ensures that the learning experience is both effective and delightful. The story, combined with interactive elements, provides a comprehensive approach to mastering these essential skills: Key features: . Lively illustrations that teach left and right in an engaging way. . Challenging games; for instance, where children touch the right page with their noses while placing their right hand on the left page. . Cutout bracelets at the end of the book that signify right and left. . A maze that requires using left and right skills, making learning practical and fun. These elements combine to create a rich, interactive experience that makes learning left from right an enjoyable adventure for children. AGES: 2 to 6 AUTHOR: Siirsel Tas graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine in 1995. After specializing in radiation oncology, she worked as a translator and editor in medical publishing, developing a passion for children's literature. She curated the youth literature column in Remzi Kitap Gazetesi from 2007 to 2010 and wrote for children's book magazine Iyi Kitap from 2009 to 2016. Siirsel continues to write in children's and youth literature, medicine, and natural sciences. She enjoys nature writing, cookies baked by her daughter, singing with children, and taking long walks. She has been nominated for the 2023 ALMA (Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award). She lives in Istanbul. Gökçe Akgül grew up with comics and books under his pillow, shaping his imagination. He loves climbing trees, gazing at the sky, and drawing. He illustrates for editorials, advertisements, animations, comics, graphic novels, and picture books. Some of his many children's book illustrations include Isaac Newton, Word Games of the Spokesman Sheep (Sözcü Koyunlarin Sözcük Oyunlari), Diary of Insects (Börtü Böcek Güncesi), Chain (Zincir), The Worst Day in the World (Dünyanin En Berbat Günü), A Mountain Far Away (Uzakta Bir Dag), An Adventure Soon (Yakinda Bir Macera), and A Little Dot, a Big Elephant (Küçük Bir Nokta, Büyük Bir Fil). He lives in Istanbul.
