Gudu i Gwai

Why worry about what others think of us? This impressive picture book, brimming with incredible visual imagination, is about overcoming insecurities and fears.

Do you sometimes feel like no one understands you?
Or maybe you sometimes think you're weird?
Or that you would rather be someone else?

Meet Gudu and Gwai – two extraordinary creatures who live in the recesses of a giant snail shell and never emerge. Gudu is afraid no one will understand him. Gwai – because he looks strange. One day, however, they will meet – and from then on, everything will be different.

Concise text and original, imagination-stirring illustrations transport the reader to an extraordinary, fantastic world to convey universal messages.

The book received a distinction from the publishing jury in the 4th edition of the international competition for the design of an illustrated children's book. CLAIRVOYANTS.

The main character is a gallery of strange, dreamlike characters, whose vivid strangeness perfectly complements the story's content. All this strangeness serves to powerfully express a universal message. Everyone thinks they're strange sometimes, but if everyone is strange in their own way, then we, as the strange among the strange, don't have to worry about it – it's completely normal, after all. from the verdict of the publishing jury