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It Might Be an Apple is a humorous and clever book by Šinsuke Jošitake that explores children’s imaginative questions about the world around them.

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Author: Šinsuke Jošitake

There’s a lovely apple lying on the kitchen table. But is it really an apple? A little boy wonders when he gets home. Couldn’t it be something else? And what would it probably be? Why are some things different inside than outside? What would happen to me, to mum, to the world if an apple wasn’t an apple? Children flood us with questions — some funny, some ridiculous, some unimportant — but each can lead us to unexplored territories.

This Czech edition of Japanese illustrator and author Shinsuke Yoshitake’s book “It Might Be an Apple” is both witty and thoughtful — just like curious children and philosophers.

Author Šinsuke Jošitake
Publisher Baobab
Language Czech
Year of issue 2020
Size 256 × 204 mm
Binding Hardcover
Number of pages 40

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Category: Kids' books
Weight: 0.7 kg
Categories: kids' books
Products: children's books
Genre: kids' books
Age: 3 – 6, 6 – 9
Language: Czech

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Baobab Bookshop in Tábor

Baobab is a small family-run publishing house founded at the turn of the millennium in Prague’s Vinohrady district by Juraj Horváth and Tereza Horváthová. What began as a passion for artist’s books and bibliophile editions has grown into one of the leading Czech publishers of illustrated books for children.

The name refers to the baobab tree – a symbol of resilience, creativity, and community. Like the tree, their publishing work provides shelter for stories and connects generations through imagination and craftsmanship.

Baobab focuses on contemporary illustrated books, collaborating with prominent illustrators, writers, and designers. Their books balance poetic storytelling, visual inventiveness, and educational value while maintaining a distinctive artistic voice.

Beyond publishing, Baobab organizes cultural events and exhibitions, such as the Baobabí léto and Tabook festivals, and runs bookshops and galleries in Prague and Tábor. They foster a creative community around illustration, literature, and independent publishing.

In 2011, Baobab founded the Miroslav Šašek Foundation, reviving his legendary This is... travel series and supporting illustrators through annual grants and residencies. The publishing house continues to bridge heritage, education, and contemporary visual storytelling.