A dog who swallowed the world

Once a huge black dog appeared in a flowering valley. He broke trees, folded the forests, devastated the rivers and the sea. Beasts and birds could not stop him. The dog ate everything he wants. Soon he swallowed all the inhabitants of the Valley! And then, shrouded in darkness, animals and birds decided to unite and build a new world ...
In the illustrations of Sandra Dikmann, the world of wild nature is filled with magic and miracles. The artist tells a deep and amazing story about friendship, mutual assistance and support in the most difficult times.

5 reasons to buy a book
A story that contains many readings: on the one hand - the theme of friendship, mutual assistance, acceptance of each other (shown through the life of animals and birds of the flowering valley), on the other hand - the theme of merciless absorption of resources, the destruction of nature (through life black dog) You can speculate with the child over many problems, the book morally develops the child.
The theme of ecology, respect for the environment, economical attitude to nature and its resources is reflected in this story. The book teaches a child to love living nature and take care of it.
The main characters in the book do not lose heart, but build their world anew inside the dog, continue to live, rejoice, make friends. A good topic for talking with children.
wonderful illustrations that are interesting to consider with the child.
A great bright gift for children and adults who are fond of a modern children"s book and illustration.

For whom this book
For connoisseurs of the beautiful from 4 years.
For everyone who is interested in a modern illustration.

About the author
Sandra Dikmann is an illustrator and author of books. He loves to watch the world, inspired by the beauty and miracles of nature, in order to create amazing heroes and wonderful stories.
Sandra is known for its colorful and intricate images, but works in many techniques - from a pencil and colors to digital tools. Its works are often noted by international commissions and projects. In 2011, Sandra was called a new talent in the illustration. She works in her Mama Wolf studio in London