Zu plays ghost

One evening, a horror movie is shown on TV, but the parents do not allow a zebra named Zu to watch it - what if their little one gets scared? But Zu knows for sure that he is not afraid of anything, and decides to scare his parents himself, dressing up as a ghost. He throws a sheet with a hole in the middle over his head and carefully creeps down the dark hallway to the living room where his parents are sitting. Mom and Dad, of course, are "very" scared and quickly run to hide at the far end of the apartment. Zu is left alone in an empty room and this is when he becomes truly scared. The main thing is not to show it...

"Zu Plays Ghost" is the second story in a series of books about a little zebra named Zu, written and drawn by the talented French artist Michel Gay for the youngest readers and which has already won recognition in many countries. In France, based on the books by Michel Gay, an animated series "Zu" was filmed, which has been broadcast on the Disney channel since 2012.

The plot of each book about the zebra cub Zu is based on an ordinary everyday situation that children probably encounter every day and which is familiar and close to them. The plot and illustrations are not overloaded with details, so they are easily and interestingly perceived by children from 2 years old.

Recommended reader age: 2+

Author: Michelle Gay
Artist: Michelle Gay
Translation: Daria Sokolova
Publisher: Melik-Pashayev
Pages: 28
Cover type: Softcover
Dimensions: 210x210 mm