ORCHESTRA. TRAVEL THE WORLD AND FIND THE LOST MUSICIANS

Embark on an extraordinary journey with the conductor and his assistant as they search for the orchestra's musicians scattered around the world. Will they manage to gather everyone in time for an important concert? This beautifully illustrated book is an invitation to the fascinating world of music and culture from different parts of the globe. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure full of challenges and discoveries!

• Discover musical instruments from around the world.
• Explore fascinating cities such as Reykjavik, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo.
• Experience unforgettable adventures traveling through the canals of Venice and the bustling markets of Istanbul.
• Develop your observation skills by spotting hidden musicians in the richly illustrated pages.
• Spend long hours discovering new details and stories in each drawing.
• An ideal book for the whole family to read and play together.
• Beautiful illustrations by Chloé Perarnau.

"Orchestra. Travel the World and Find the Lost Musicians" is more than just a search book. It is an invitation to a world of imagination where music connects cultures and generations. Thanks to the colorful illustrations and fascinating stories, this book transports the reader to distant lands, allowing them to discover the diversity of musical instruments and traditions.

The author, Chloé Perarnau, has created a work that delights children and adults alike. Her illustrations are full of detail and humor, and each page holds new surprises. This book is a great way to spend time with the family, improve observation skills and expand knowledge about the world.

"Orchestra. Travel the World and Find the Lost Musicians" is also a wonderful gift for anyone who loves music, travel and beautiful illustrations. This book will surely become a favorite book of the whole family, to which they will be happy to return.

Chloé Perarnau is a talented author and illustrator who spent her childhood in the French countryside, where she kept painting houses and waiting for snowy days that would make it impossible to go to school. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels. She publishes books, illustrations for magazines and runs workshops for children.