Motomitsu Maehara is a Japanese artist, children’s book author, and musician based in Paris, France.

“Lovely and informative.” —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 ProductionA Fuse #8 Production / School Library Journal “2021 Board Books” Featured Series“Stunning new series...each book features not one but six languages, taking a new generation of readers one step closer to inclusion and representation in the books they consume.” —Let's Talk Picture Books“Best Children’s Books of 2021” ―Red Tricycle“Attractive paper collages…cut and layered to create arresting images. Lovely.” —Kirkus Reviews“A board book series that shows an animal, or plant, and then how to say it in seven different languages. Each book has the same languages, which are color coded on the back so you can easily identify, and those languages that use characters, there is a pronunciation underneath.” —Storymamas

Motomitsu Maehara is a Japanese artist, children’s book author, and musician based in Paris, France.

“Lovely and informative.” —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 ProductionA Fuse #8 Production / School Library Journal “2021 Board Books” Featured Series“Stunning new series...each book features not one but six languages, taking a new generation of readers one step closer to inclusion and representation in the books they consume.” —Let's Talk Picture Books“Best Children’s Books of 2021” ―Red Tricycle“Attractive paper collages…cut and layered to create arresting images. Lovely.” —Kirkus Reviews“A board book series that shows an animal, or plant, and then how to say it in seven different languages. Each book has the same languages, which are color coded on the back so you can easily identify, and those languages that use characters, there is a pronunciation underneath.” —Storymamas

Motomitsu Maehara is a Japanese artist, children’s book author, and musician based in Paris, France.

“Lovely and informative.” —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 ProductionA Fuse #8 Production / School Library Journal “2021 Board Books” Featured Series“Stunning new series...each book features not one but six languages, taking a new generation of readers one step closer to inclusion and representation in the books they consume.” —Let's Talk Picture Books“Best Children’s Books of 2021” ―Red Tricycle“Attractive paper collages…cut and layered to create arresting images. Lovely.” —Kirkus Reviews“A board book series that shows an animal, or plant, and then how to say it in seven different languages. Each book has the same languages, which are color coded on the back so you can easily identify, and those languages that use characters, there is a pronunciation underneath.” —Storymamas