Lina Rozina — Le voyage incroyable de Neta et Mark, or The Mysterious Story of the Tornado, the Mustaches, and the Eiffel Tower

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Le voyage incroyable de Neta et Mark, or The Mysterious Story of the Tornado, the Mustaches, and the Eiffel Tower

Written and Illustrated by Lina Rozina
US Trade 7.5”х10.5”, Soft Cover, 24 pages, full color printing, numerous illustrations.

An example of a children’s book inspired by and based on family history. The book is written especially for, and dedicated to, the younger members of the family.
Fantasy intertwines with reality, imagination interlaces with facts from life, and you get an unforgettable adventure: a story to last a lifetime.

About the Author

Lina Rozina
Illustrator, Designer (NYC, New York)

Russian-born, Brooklyn-based professional illustrator, designer, and painter with a passion for creating.

Category: BooksBy Bookchel November 2, 2021

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