This is the first book in Ukrainian, illustrated by Kateryna Cherniavska.

Kateryna Cherniavska is from Ukraine, so it was an honor to work for a Ukrainian psychologist.
The book was created by the great and well-known Ukrainian psychologist Olga Tovpenko.
It's a very kind and useful book for both children and parents, told through the story of a boy named Misha, who didn't want to go to kindergarten.

Working on the project with Olga Tovpenko was a pleasure! It was very pleasant and easy. We started developing sketches, discussing character designs, and stylistics.

The challenge with this book was that it belonged to a series, and the first book was done by a different illustrator and had its own style. The first book already had characters and its own design, so we needed to get as close to it as possible.

The work was boiling, but a war broke out in Ukraine. In light of this new reality, Kateryna Cherniavska managed to create 18 sketches, 2 illustrations inside the book, and the cover for this book.
You can see it here in photos.