Antje Damm is a celebrated children's writer and illustrator. Born in 1965 in Wiesbaden, Germany, she has worked as an architect and has written and illustrated over a dozen books for children.
There's a great (and rather disgusting) surprise at the end which is bound to raise laughter. A modern version of the Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly, this is a great board book for sharing with children who love a good laugh. -- Irish Independent Damm has created a clever interactive puzzle book that combines a story and guessing, memory, observation, and naming game in which one toy after another disappears. An ideal book for parents to share and enjoy with toddlers as they guess which objects on the shelf will be eaten next. -- Outside in World A nifty board book that is both a story and a memory game. -- NZ Poetry Box - Paula Green This book ticks all the boxes for me: age appropriate, funny and expressive, hidden clues, interactivity, suspense, a greedy protagonist, a tiny bit gross and the design feels spot on. -- The Sapling With each turn of the page, young readers are challenged to identify which item is missing, and they will likely squeal with delight as they do. -- Kirkus Reviews