When your child's cognitive development becomes child's play, the dedication of an illustrator is probably not entirely innocent. Precise powers of observation, great skill and a fascinating wealth of detail characterize the delicate illustrations of these memory games. No wonder, as the artist is also a biologist and gardener and knows how to study nature with the trained eye of a scientist. Hours of concentrated work go into every single picture, countless fine brushstrokes are drawn before a work is considered complete. Compiled with the same care, these memory games bring together representatives of the local animal world, including endangered species. Each butterfly and bird is captured on paper in such a lifelike and vivid way that the illustrations can also be used as an identification aid.

Discover, remember, learn: memo games are virtually unsurpassed as entertaining concentration and memory training. And there's no need to explain that children are often far superior to adults when it comes to memory games. Just take up the challenge of competing with your offspring in a memo game. Of course, the realistic illustrations are just as suitable for getting to know the abundance and colorful diversity of species - and at the same time make you want to go on your own discovery tour in nature.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.