The new book in Susanne Berner's bestselling Rotraut series is a search engine and a picture dictionary in one. What do the residents of Czereśniowa Street do for a living? What animals do they have? What can we find at the station, the market and the stalls? Check it out!

Spring or summer, autumn or winter, day or night - there's always something going on on Czereśniowa Street! Drop by for a birthday party in the park and a night reading in the library, take a look at the construction site and the Christmas market. Look for characters, animals and things that are hiding there, and then read their names!

Rotraut Susanne Berner's beloved children's search engines are back in a new, enhanced version. Under each of the detailed and character-filled illustrations, a picture dictionary has been added with the objects hidden in it. These are always objects related to one topic: vehicles, animals, clothes... Now you can have fun searching for them in the illustrations - and at the same time learn new words and practice your reading skills.

As always on Czereśniowa, you can also follow the characters in different places and moments of the day, discover and tell their stories, and observe how life on this charming street changes throughout the seasons and at night.

"Words from Cherry Street" is a set of five basic parts of the series supplemented with a picture dictionary: "Winter", "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn" and "A Night on Cherry Street" - with soft pages, in a small, handy format and hard cover.

The series of searches about Czereśniowa Street is valued by speech therapists and therapists as an attractive tool supporting speech development. "Words from Czereśniowa Street" in addition to speaking, storytelling and observation skills also support learning to read and expand vocabulary. They can also be support for the youngest in learning Polish as a foreign language. Above all, however, they provide excellent fun for long hours!

We also recommend the other parts of the series: "The House on Czereśniowa Street" and "The Big Cooking on Czereśniowa Street" as well as books about individual residents of Czereśniowa Street.