Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.Gabriela Hloz (Plačková) studied Illustration at the Secondary School of Art in Ostrava and Animated Film at Tomas Bata University in Zlín. In her profession, she focuses on illustration of children's books, commissioned commercial work, and animation projects. She is based in Prague, Czech Republic.

"The illustrations are extremely detailed, colorful, and bring the town town to life. While searching for the various objects and people is already grabbing, there are plenty of other situations and details built in to catch the attention. Some draw smiles thanks to the humor, while others demonstrate what various jobs do or what activities can be found. This broadens the awareness on what happens in a town, while packing enjoyment. The text is interesting and concise, offering information but never growing boring. The described activities are easy to understand. The text is fitting for those readers, who are very sure of their words, so an adult might need to help the younger end of the intended reading age group out a little." —Tonja R Drecker, Blogger"I enjoyed this book. It explains the different things that make a town a proper town. The highlight of the book is its illustrations. There is so much happening all at once. It make one really look. This is perfect book for parents to send time with their children." —Moon Rain, Reviewer

Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.Gabriela Hloz (Plačková) studied Illustration at the Secondary School of Art in Ostrava and Animated Film at Tomas Bata University in Zlín. In her profession, she focuses on illustration of children's books, commissioned commercial work, and animation projects. She is based in Prague, Czech Republic.

"The illustrations are extremely detailed, colorful, and bring the town town to life. While searching for the various objects and people is already grabbing, there are plenty of other situations and details built in to catch the attention. Some draw smiles thanks to the humor, while others demonstrate what various jobs do or what activities can be found. This broadens the awareness on what happens in a town, while packing enjoyment. The text is interesting and concise, offering information but never growing boring. The described activities are easy to understand. The text is fitting for those readers, who are very sure of their words, so an adult might need to help the younger end of the intended reading age group out a little." —Tonja R Drecker, Blogger"I enjoyed this book. It explains the different things that make a town a proper town. The highlight of the book is its illustrations. There is so much happening all at once. It make one really look. This is perfect book for parents to send time with their children." —Moon Rain, Reviewer

Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.Gabriela Hloz (Plačková) studied Illustration at the Secondary School of Art in Ostrava and Animated Film at Tomas Bata University in Zlín. In her profession, she focuses on illustration of children's books, commissioned commercial work, and animation projects. She is based in Prague, Czech Republic.

"The illustrations are extremely detailed, colorful, and bring the town town to life. While searching for the various objects and people is already grabbing, there are plenty of other situations and details built in to catch the attention. Some draw smiles thanks to the humor, while others demonstrate what various jobs do or what activities can be found. This broadens the awareness on what happens in a town, while packing enjoyment. The text is interesting and concise, offering information but never growing boring. The described activities are easy to understand. The text is fitting for those readers, who are very sure of their words, so an adult might need to help the younger end of the intended reading age group out a little." —Tonja R Drecker, Blogger"I enjoyed this book. It explains the different things that make a town a proper town. The highlight of the book is its illustrations. There is so much happening all at once. It make one really look. This is perfect book for parents to send time with their children." —Moon Rain, Reviewer