Press Here

Taller artístico para niños de 2 a 5 años: solo necesitaréis pintura amarilla, azul y roja y papel. La idea principal es dejar que ellos experimenten y creen sus propios puntos de colores. Ayúdales a crear nuevos colores. ¿Qué pasa si mezclas el amarillo y el rojo?¿Y el azul con el amarillo?

Actividad de observación: Can you find something blue? Find something red. Can you see something yellow?

Taller creativo para niños a partir de 6 años: esta actividad consistirá en que los niños sean los que creen su propio Press Here. Podrán combinar diferentes colores, formas y acciones, para hacerlo único y personal.

Hervé Tullet (Avranches, 1958) es un ilustrador y autor de libros para niños. Es uno de los autores e ilustradores franceses actuales más reconocidos.

Siguió cursos de artes plásticas y artes decorativas, tras lo cual trabajó durante diez años para diferentes medios: publicidad, prensa y edición.

En 1989 realiza sus primeras ilustraciones para la prensa, y en 1994 publica su primer libro para niños, al mismo tiempo que continúa con su trabajo de ilustrador y pintor.  

Además viaja a menudo animando talleres para niños destinados a fomentar la imaginación y la creatividad.

Autor-ilustrador de una cuarentena de títulos, sus libros se han traducido a unos 25 idiomas.

La opinión de los lectores y expertos sobre Press Here:

“The joy is in the tacit agreement between artist and reader that what’s happening is magic. Shh! Don’t tell.”. From Publishers Weekly

“The only unscripted moments are those in which an impatient child inevitably wrests the book from its current reader’s hands. But who can protest when the object in dispute is such an elegantly conceived picture book? And when the action is in large part that of the readers themselves? The loser can always be consoled with an app.”. From The New York Times.

“What an amazing book!!! I absolutely LOVED it! I had so much fun pushing, turning, and shaking the book! And my two-year old loved it too! He just wanted to keep shaking and shaking! And the best part of all…we were both smiling and laughing the entire time! :)” From goodreads.com

“Beginning with a single yellow dot, this book walks readers through actions such as pressing, tilting, and clapping that move the dots around. It is highly interactive and calls on readers to use their visual acuity and imagination as they read. It feels as though the author is directly addressing each reader, which will certainly add to its appeal. I loved the splashy colors against the white background as well as the heavy board quality of the cover.” From goodreads.com

“I saw an ad for this book and went to check it out–and fell completely in love with it. My face nearly cracked because my smile was so big, and I really can not think of this book without smiling yet again. It’s all about the power of imagination, and written in a marvelously clever way. This may be a children’s book, but based on the half dozen people I grabbed yesterday and had them read the book (it only takes a minute), grown-ups get a lot of pleasure out of it too.” From goodreads.com