The Museum Of Shapes Book

Step inside the Museum of Shapes, where Alma is the curator and every page invites curious minds to look a little closer at the world around them. This beautifully designed children’s book introduces geometry in a way that feels playful, thoughtful, and genuinely engaging.

Alma guides readers through her museum, helping them spot triangles on shelves, understand why circles are perfectly balanced, and notice that not all shapes are neat and precise — some are wiggly, messy, and full of character. Along the way, children are encouraged to move, think, and interact, from finding shapes in illustrations to using their own bodies to make lines and forms.

The narrative is simple but clever, combining clear explanations with open-ended questions that spark curiosity and conversation. It’s educational without feeling instructional, making it ideal for shared reading or independent exploring.

Illustrated by New York Times Best Illustrated Book Award winner Sven Völker, the artwork is minimalist, calm, and striking — design-led enough to appeal to adults, while remaining warm and accessible for children.

A smart, gentle introduction to geometry that feels more like discovery than learning. A future classic for design-conscious families and gift-givers alike.