KIT BRINCANDO COM AS PALAVRAS (KIT PLAYING WITH WORDS)

Para comemorar os 10 anos da Editora Caixote, decidimos criar kits temáticos com nossos livros para que você possa completar a sua coleção com desconto. 

Este quinto kit celebra o prazer de brincar com as palavras: torcê-las, combinar, inventar e reinventar sentidos. Um conjunto que desperta o riso, a surpresa e a vontade de criar. Ao comprar o kit, você ganha 20% de desconto.

EU QUERO SER (I WANT TO BE)

If 16 mixed characters can form 4,069 combinations, can you imagine what would happen if we brought all our dreams together?

This very special book by Portuguese authors André and José Jorge Letria was created in honor of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. It invites readers to play at creating characters and poetic possibilities for the future. What more could you need for a happy book, and a happy childhood?

O TIO + OITO (THE UNCLE + EIGHT)

What do family and affection have to do with palindromes? What do palindromes, those words or phrases that can be read backwards and forwards, have to do with affection and family? For uncle Pedro, one of the narrators of this book, everything. Uncle, who used to do headstands instead of walking and rested his feet on the pillow, learned what a palindrome was with his sister’s name: Ana. And since then, he has researched and created palindromes. 

Uncle Pedro read everything backwards looking for palindromes, but his most beautiful creations appeared in “inspiring, situations of love and affection”.  Such as a day at the zoo with the family, or watching a football game on TV with grandpa.  That is good news, because in Uncle Pedro’s big, affectionate family, everyone is different, and that is great!

PARECE RAP (SOUNDS LIKE RAP)

From the same authors of O tio + oito, Caio Zerbini and Bruna Lubambo

After all, is it poetry? Is it a rhyming battle? Is it a game?

More important than knowing what palindromes are, is having fun with this book full of affection and friendship. And sentences that can also be read backwards, of course!