LittleShapes,BigWo

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Prompt

Picture Book Prompt for BO Create a 7-page English children’s picture book inspired by the idea of learning shapes through a simple story, similar in spirit to “Mouse Shapes,” but with original characters, original scenes, and original wording. Book Title: “Little Shapes, Big World” Format: 1 cover page + 6 story pages Language: English Text: Very short and simple English on every page Audience: Children ages 3–6 Style: Soft children’s picture book illustration, colorful paper-cut collage style, warm pastel colors, simple shapes, playful classroom or bedroom setting. Main characters: * A little bunny named Pip * A little bird named Nori They find colorful paper shapes and use them to make things. Important: * Each page must be a separate full-page illustration. * Every page must include one short English sentence. * Text should be large, clear, and easy to read. * Keep the same bunny and bird on every page. * Make the shapes very clear: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star. * Do not put multiple pages into one image. * Do not make it look like a comic panel. Page 1: Cover Title text: “Little Shapes, Big World” Visual: Pip the bunny and Nori the bird sit on a soft rug with colorful paper shapes around them: circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and stars. Some shapes float gently in the air. Mood: Bright, simple, playful. Page 2: Story Page 1 Text: “A circle can be a sun.” Visual: Pip holds a yellow circle in the sky. Nori adds little paper rays around it. The room becomes warm and sunny. Main shape: Circle. Page 3: Story Page 2 Text: “A square can be a window.” Visual: Pip places a blue square on a cardboard house. Nori peeks through the square window. Main shape: Square. Page 4: Story Page 3 Text: “A triangle can be a roof.” Visual: The bunny and bird put a red triangle on top of the little house. The house looks cozy and cute. Main shape: Triangle. Page 5: Story Page 4 Text: “A rectangle can be a door.” Visual: Pip adds a tall green rectangle as the door. Nori stands beside it with a tiny paper key. Main shape: Rectangle. Page 6: Story Page 5 Text: “An oval can be a boat.” Visual: The characters turn a purple oval into a little boat. They imagine sailing on a blue paper river. Main shape: Oval. Page 7: Story Page 6 Text: “Shapes can make anything!” Visual: Pip and Nori use all the shapes together to create a big colorful world: a house, sun, trees, boat, flowers, stars, and clouds. They smile proudly. Main shapes: Circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star. Final visual style: Soft paper-cut collage, gentle shadows, pastel colors, clean background, rounded shapes, cute animal characters, warm and simple classroom storybook feeling. The book should feel educational, cheerful, and easy for young children to understand.

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Visual Slides

Cover。 Welcome to Little Shapes, Big World. Here we meet Pip the bunny and Nori the bird. They are sitting together on a soft, cozy rug. All around them are colorful paper shapes—red, blue, yellow, green, and purple. Circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and stars float gently in the air. Everything is bright, simple, and full of playful fun.

Story Page 1。 A circle can be a sun. Look! Pip holds up a big, bright yellow circle high, high in the sky. Nori helps by adding little paper rays all around it. The rays shine and sparkle like a real sun. The whole room becomes warm and sunny. What a wonderful sun made from one simple circle!

Story Page 2。 A square can be a window. Pip places a bright blue square onto a little cardboard house. Nori peeks through the square opening and looks so curious and happy! Through the square window, Nori can see out into the world. One simple square shape has become a perfect little window.

Story Page 3。 A triangle can be a roof. Now Pip and Nori work together. They place a bright red triangle on top of the little house. Pointed upward, it looks just like a real roof! The house now looks so cozy and cute with its new triangular roof and blue square window. What a special little home they have made together.

Story Page 4。 A rectangle can be a door. Pip adds a tall green rectangle right in the middle of the house. It is the perfect door! Nori stands proudly beside it, holding a tiny paper key. Now the little house has everything: a red triangle roof, a blue square window, and a green rectangle door. The house is complete and ready for adventures.

Story Page 5。 An oval can be a boat. Pip and Nori look at a purple oval and imagine something wonderful. They turn it into a little boat! A blue paper river flows beneath them. Together, Pip and Nori imagine sailing across the water on their oval boat, going on a grand adventure. Where will their boat take them?

Story Page 6。 Shapes can make anything! Pip and Nori look at all the wonderful shapes they have gathered and used. A circle became a sun. A square became a window. A triangle became a roof. A rectangle became a door. An oval became a boat. And with stars and more shapes, they have built a whole big, beautiful, colorful world. There is a cozy house, a bright sun, tall trees, a little boat on a blue river, pretty flowers, twinkling stars, and fluffy clouds floating above. Pip and Nori smile so proudly. With just a few simple shapes, they have made something amazing. And you can make amazing things with shapes too!