Leporelo, which you can give to a two-year-old child, but which will also please an eight-year-old

No, we are not exaggerating. Artur Nowicki, who you may know as the author of The Year in Construction, has returned to his favorite subject — cars. The flood of details will delight the smallest searchers and numerators, but the non-infantile art style will suit them even after many years.

What does it look like in an ambulance? What do firefighters bring with them to the scene? What is a police patrol without? This book will answer all sorts of (even impossible) questions for inquisitive minds. No one hides from the barrage of their questions: from the floor to the roof they scrutinize the garbage truck, they examine the mountain service helicopter down to the last ice ax and carabiner, and they even sneak into a cruise yacht or a TV transmission van. A total of fourteen special means of transport will reveal their secrets — and honestly, aren't all of us a little curious about these things?