Perusina and Perusino Gods with Superpowers
Perusina and Perusino take children into the world of Inca gods. The book combines humor, adventure, and real knowledge about Peru.
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What is it about?
Two siblings move through the world of Inca gods. Humor meets real content.
The book shows connections without being complicated. Characters carry the story, while knowledge remains understandable incidentally.
An accessible approach emerges that works. Clear, direct, and without unnecessary detours.
The book in the shop
Price: €18.00
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 66
Age: 6 to 99
Language: German
To the book in the shopWhy this book?
Many children know Peru through Machu Picchu, llamas, or colorful pictures. This book goes a step further and makes the Inca way of thinking tangible.
Viracocha, Inti, Pachamama, and Illapa are not just mentioned but are placed in an understandable context.
What's in the book
Inca Gods as a System
Connections instead of isolated facts.
Daily life in the Inca Empire
Clear classification into real situations.
Humor and Pace
Easy to understand and direct.
Simple Introduction
Structured without jargon.
Content and Background
In brief
- Perusina and Perusino explain the world of Inca gods in a child-friendly way.
- The book combines history, fantasy, and real cultural content.
- Among others, Viracocha, Inti, Pachamama, and Illapa are central.
- The content is clearly structured and understandable without jargon.
- Suitable for children, families, schools, and all Peru fans.
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What age is the book suitable for?
The book is suitable for ages 6 and up. However, it is also interesting for older children, families, and adults.
Which gods are in focus?
Among others, Viracocha, Inti, Pachamama, and Illapa are central.
Is the book more history or fantasy?
It combines both. The story uses characters and humor but draws on real motifs from the Inca world.
Where is the best place to start?
The best way to start is directly with the book or the accompanying page about the gods with superpowers.