Madalena Matoso - Dobra Letras

With four letters at a time, we build a word.

For example: MOLA.
Then, one of the letters folds to be replaced by another, and we get: MOTA.
But if we fold an O and swap it for an M, it becomes a MALA (suitcase)...
...Which, when folded and unfolded, might actually be a TALA (splint)… or even a TALO (stem).

This is what this little book by Madalena Matoso is like — a kind of game that lets us experiment with (almost) endless combinations of letters, which almost always turn into real, familiar words.
If we feel like it, we can invent new words.
If we feel like it, we can level up and create stories.
(Who can tell one using MOLA, MOTA, MALA, and TALA?)