Wigiwama Little Explorers' Guide! #2: Books & Movies
We believe that a good taste may be cultivated from an early age. Our Little Explorers' Guide introduces design-oriented topics helping to create meaningful experiences with kids and inspire curiosity in the next generation.
Reading is one of the most important investments in a child's development, while watching quality movies contributes to their emotional growth. In this issue check out our curated selection of books, films and animations!
Books for Your Little One
The Kiosk (3+)
A quirky story of a vendor stuck in a kiosk. She cannot step out both because of her size and lack of courage. One day, a chance event flips her upside down, literally, and sends her on an unexpected journey.
A charming picture book by Anete Melece about pursuing your dreams and believing in yourself.
The Pigeon HAS to Go to School (3-7y)
Pigeon is about to start school but doesn't see the point, since he thinks he knows everything.
This humorous picture book by Mo Willems addresses all the typical worries and excuses kids have about school, making it a great discussion starter for kids.
Here We Are (>5y)
A fantastic introduction to the planet we call home for children by Oliver Jeffers.
With its conversational story and beautiful illustrations, the book educates kids about kindness to people, animals, and our surroundings, while also reminding them that we are never alone.
Animated Picks for Little Ones
Tumble Leaf (2+)
An adorable stop-motion animated show set in a whimsical land where a small blue fox named Fig and his friends explore adventure, friendship and love.
Children will be enriched by these narratives that promote play, the fun of learning and understanding the world around them.
Comet in Moominland (4+)
A beautifully crafted old-school animation that brings Tove Jansson's beloved Moomin characters to life.
Moomintroll and Sniff journey to an observatory to learn when a comet will strike Earth, teaching lessons of courage and friendship along the way.
Curious What’s Next?
Curious What’s Next?
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