The First MillionThe First Million The book consists of three parts. Each part can be moved separately . Every time turning the page a

child combines a drawing composed by three different parts that follow the pattern: subject,

predicate and object. Consequently every time a simple sentence is created, that has a finished sense.

Every drawing set corresponds: head, body and legs of a character. This character, according to the

combinations, often results in reasonable caricatures but at times also amusing and eccentric ones.

I drew I drew • 100 heads – 100 subjects (who?)100 heads – 100 subjects (who?)• 100 bodies - 100 verbs (does what?)100 bodies - 100 verbs (does what?)• 100 legs - 100 objects ( what?)100 legs - 100 objects ( what?)

For exampleWe can try using 4 heads (who?) - sun, fox, cat, snake

4 bodies ( does what?)- sees, finds, calls, embraces4 pairs of legs (what?) - moon, prince, tiger, elephant.

Which gives us 64 combinations – 4 by 4 by 4.

300 words give us 1 million combinations - 100 by 100 by 100

All of these sentences consist of easy and common-for-children words.

To explore all of these combinations (just for 1 second) it would take 11 and half days.

That is why everybody will see the book different.