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How Do Things Travel Around the World? Discover Logistics with Kika
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New: Book 2 is on its wayBananas, sneakers, toys. Everything has been on a journey. This book shows children the way from the port to their bedroom, in pictures they can colour in.
Same pictures, same journey, three languages. Printed and delivered through Amazon.

How Do Things Travel Around the World? Discover Logistics with Kika
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Wie kommen die Sachen um die Welt? Entdecke die Logistik mit Kika
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¿Cómo viajan las cosas por el mundo? Descubre la logística con Kika
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Wie kommen die Sachen um die Welt? Die große Reise der Produkte (German edition first)
Kika's rubber duck Emil disappears into a box of T-shirts at a factory in Colombia. Together with Grandpa Karl, a freight forwarder in Hamburg, Kika follows the trail: across the ocean, through customs, onto a freight train, into a giant warehouse and all the way to the front door.
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On YouTube the stories run as short films, with quick answers in the Shorts. How does a car fit inside a container? Why do ships sail in zigzags?
Printed on demand and shipped to most countries worldwide.
40 x 50 cm, matte, printed on demand
€24.90
Kika, ship, plane, containers and trucks
€5.90
Kika's container, sizes 3 to 12 years
€19.90
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Bulk orders from 10 copies, in English, German or Spanish. Delivered to the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, much of Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
INFORM GmbH gave away 50 copies at a logistics trade fair. Maya G Solutions ordered 100 English copies for Trinidad and Tobago.
Karsten also reads with Kika at schools, kindergartens and book fairs. Ask for a date.
A journey in pictures. Kika packs a teddy bear into a box and follows it through the port, onto trains and trucks, through the airport, the warehouse and customs, all the way home. Along the way there is a world map to draw on, a rubber duck to find, a maze through the warehouse and a certificate with the child's own name.
Kika is the guide through the book: a friendly character in a blue cap and a blue shirt, with a walkie talkie always at hand. Kika shows children the people and machines that move things around the world.
Karsten Kaya has worked in international freight forwarding and project cargo for more than 20 years and lives in Dubai. He created Kika to show the next generation how the things in their bedroom got there.
English, German and Spanish. Each edition has the same pictures and the same journey, printed and delivered through Amazon.
The book is made for children aged 6 to 9. Younger children colour, older ones read along and solve the puzzles.
Yes, Book 2 is on its way, starting with the German edition. Kika's rubber duck Emil is packed by mistake at a T-shirt factory in Colombia, and Kika follows his journey with Grandpa Karl, a freight forwarder in Hamburg: across the ocean, through customs, by freight train and through a warehouse to the front door. Twelve stations, each with a page that explains trade and logistics, for children aged 6 to 9. More about Book 2.
Posters, stickers and shirts are printed on demand by partner print providers and ship to most countries worldwide. The paperback is sold on Amazon in the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Sweden, Japan and Australia. Bulk book orders ship to the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Sweden, Australia and New Zealand. Import duties or VAT may apply depending on your country. For other countries, write to [email protected].
Yes. Schools, kindergartens and companies can order from 10 copies by email, in English, German or Spanish. Each order is printed for you and sent to your address. Order in bulk.