Baby Cave lives in a cave with his parents, in what we call the Stone Age, but for him, it is simply the happy time of childhood. One day, he starts to feel bored. The path to kindergarten, school, the playground, or the tablet with the internet is still far off. What should Baby Cave do? He could paint on the walls of the cave, just like his mother does. Look, here are the paints, here are the brushes. But why draw the tiger, the rabbit, the hyena, or the mammoth like everyone else does? Wouldn’t it be more beautiful if the tiger were pink, the rabbit blue, the mammoth yellow with red, and among them a multitude of spots, dots, and stripes of all colors? Now, the cave finally looks good, even though mom and dad aren’t too thrilled. They even scold Baby Cave: if he isn’t good, the mammoth will come and take him to the giant bear! And at night, the mammoth actually comes and takes Baby Cave on a little adventure through the forest. Was it reality or a dream? The imagination of children has never been able to be restricted, and perhaps precisely because of the freedom and creativity of countless Baby Caves throughout time, today we are no longer in the Stone Age. Baby Cave is lucky - he lives in a cave. His dad is brave and his mom is a master painter. She painted the tiger with fangs, the hyena, a rabbit, the fluffy mammoth, and the giant bear with brown fur. Baby Cave feels completely alone. No one wants to play with him. Dad is busy wrestling. Mom says, "Leave us alone!" Everything is boring... Then suddenly it isn’t. He finds a brush in the corner and paint in a bucket. He makes dots on the hyena! He draws stripes on the rabbit! He paints stars on the tiger! Snakes, on the giant bear!

• Age group: 3-7 years
• Dimensions: 23 x 30 cm
• Pages: 32
• ISBN: 9786068996929
• Year of publication: 2024
• Translation by: Florin Bican