The story of Mr.Dice or the golden lottery ticket
Mr. Dice, a small and brave cat, recounts his life story. He describes how he found his way to live with a family of four. Initially he lived with a drunken man who didn’t care for him . After sitting on their balcony for two days, hungry and wet, with nothing to lose he took his destiny into his own paws, he leapt out and landed on the street next to a board game shop where he was found and adopted.
There, a new chapter began. Mr. Dice was given a spacious home with a garden, a cosy bed, bowls for food and water. The little humans adored him, playing with and caring for him. He even travelled with the family to other country, where he made new friends , learned new language. Over the course of 16 beautiful years, Mr. Dice lived a fulfilling life. As he concludes his story, he emphasises that it’s not how you start but how you live that truly matters.
This is the tale of a small, courageous cat who found his place in the world, surrounded by love and adventure. As pet owners, we understand the bittersweet nature of our pets’ lives. The joy they bring is immeasurable, and the memories we create together are precious.
The story is written and illustrated by me in Lithuanian language, translation to English is possible.
Why the zoo is closed on Saturday
The project is in progress.
On one Saturday morning, people came to the city zoo only to discover it was closed! Where did all residents go?
OSCAR AND ANEMONE
The project is in progress.
This is the story of a small clownfish named Oscar who travels through the ocean to find a remedy for his friend, Anemone. On the way, he meets a blue whale, Aoki, who takes on an adventure to find help and shows the real problem: a polluted ocean.
THE WORM, THE CATERPILLAR AND THE TREE
The story written by Dutch author Bastiaan Zwier
Autumn came to the Forest. One day a very dreamy Caterpillar finds her way through the Forest, eating a lot, dreaming a lot and feeling very special… It turns out that everything looks different than at first glance. Don’t judge immediately. Being different doesn’t mean bad. Every small animal, every smallest insect is important for a healthy forest life.
Garden riddles
Riddles are written by Ieva Motiejauskė, illustrated by Rasa Kaper
Riddles for kids , 5-10 y.o., about vegetables, how they grow in the garden, with puzzle like cards for the smallest ones.
