Picture book "Hrókur and the Skyriders"

Hrókur and the Skyriders begins a magical journey full of imagination, nature, and freedom. This lovingly illustrated children's book forms the narrative center of the Grapat Hrókur collection and invites children to immerse themselves in a poetic world where adventure and imagination know no bounds.

Written and illustrated by Sophia Drescher, Ralf Wendland, and Sibylle Engstrom, the story of the Icelandic horse Hrókur is told through atmospheric watercolor illustrations. The book combines reading aloud with free play, creating a bridge between the story and the matching Grapat and Ostheimer wooden figures.

This allows children to reenact the narrative, develop it further, or invent their very own stories.
A special picture book for little and big explorers alike – full of inspiration for reading, playing, and dreaming together.

"Hrókur and the Skyriders" picture book - all details at a glance:

• Model: Hrókur and the Skyriders
  
• Hrókur and the Skyriders picture book
• Tells the story of the Icelandic horse Hrókur
• Wonderful watercolor illustrations full of imagination and nature
• Promotes creativity, language, and free storytelling
• Perfect addition to the Grapat Hrókur set and the Ostheimer Hrókur horse
• Ideal for reading aloud together followed by free play
• Authors and illustrators: Sophia Drescher, Ralf Wendland & Sibylle Engstrom
• Age recommendation: 3 years and up
• Scope of delivery: 1× Hrókur and the Skyriders picture book
• Note: Wooden figures, Hrókur set, and other accessories are not included.
• Care instructions: Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not submerge in water. Due to the natural pigments, some color may rub off initially. All colors used are non-toxic and child-safe. The natural scent of the plant-based oils may be a little stronger at first and will fade over time.
• Designed and manufactured in Spain.
  
• Manufacturer Information

Grapat is a Spanish brand for high-quality wooden toys that specializes in "open-ended play" – free and unstructured play. It stands for naturalness, sustainability, and creativity – less pre-defined play instructions, more room for children's imagination. Discover it now at KND!