Gyldendal - Ib takes the sharp saw

Ib takes the sharp saw to cut down the tree so he can get his ball, which has gotten stuck. But the blackbird thinks it's a shame for the tree ...

 

Ib the Dog is a book series for the little ones about a small, white and curious dog with courage for life, written by Peter Nordahl and illustrated by Rasmus Bregnhøi.

 

Ib is smart and confident like a child - and just as brave. He is also a sincere and caring little guy who is good at making things up. He takes everything very literally, but is also absorbed by his runaway imagination.

 

In the Ib books we also meet the Mouse, who is Ib's good friend. It is itself, but also a catalyst for Ib's self-awareness. We also meet the Rats, the Cat, a monkey, a pig, a blackbird, a firefighter and many more.

 

The Ib books are entertainment that both children and adults can enjoy together. With Ib you experience both big and small stories about happy accidents. The stories revolve around themes and challenges without definitive solutions.

 

Ib is both printed books, digital listen&read books, cartoons, apps and even a puppet show. The Ib universe reflects the children's own play. By stimulating imagination and facilitating community, experiences with Ib are also experiences that live on when the screens are turned off and the books are closed.

 

Ib has family ties with Winnie the Pooh and Blue-eyed Piglet, with whom he shares a philosophical nerve for life.