Can You Count, Monstre?

Can You Count, Monster? is a picture book designed for children aged 2+ to help them learn to count in a fun and interactive way.

Each page features a whimsical, colorful monster with different numbers of eyes, hands, legs, horns, fingers, and even heads for children to count. With minimal text, the book encourages young readers to create their own stories based on the illustrations, sparking their imagination while reinforcing early numeracy skills.

Author and Illustrations: Ralica Savova, Personal Project

IST ES LIEBE…

IST ES LIEBE… is a picture book for children 3-7 years old. A young child meets an angel who takes them on a magical journey to discover the many forms of love. Together they see a mother’s love, friendship, unrequited love, love for art, and even a wedding. Each moment shows a different side of love— tender, joyful, and sometimes a little sad. Hidden letters of the alphabet can be found in every illustration, turning the journey into a playful learning adventure. In the end, the child learns that love is all around, if you look with your heart.

Author and Illustrations: Ralica Savova, created for OneBookForMe, www.1book4me.com

Almost Everything About You

Almost Everything About You is a personalized book, lovingly created to celebrate the one-of-a-kind main character — the person it’s made for. Through playful illustrations and warm, witty text, the story paints a colorful picture of who they are. Each page is like a mirror, reflecting their wonderful traits — kindness, bravery, imagination — and those small, charming imperfections that only add to their charm.

This book is a hug in the form of pages: personal, joyful, and full of love.

It is suitable for grown-up children of all ages.

Author and Illustrations: Ralica Savova. Created for OneBookForMe, 1book4me.com

Meet Uncle Josh

Meet Uncle Josh is a children’s book about how someone can continue to live in our hearts, even when they are no longer with us..

Project by Chelsea Smallwood, written by Jenna Blaise, Illustrations by Ralica Savova