A touchingly sweet illustrated portrayal of the transience of childhood and the mystifying experience of watching a sibling grow up.
Simona Ciraolo Knihy
Simona Ciraolo je autorka s vizuálním přístupem k vyprávění. Její díla se vyznačují hloubkou a emocionálním dosahem, často zkoumají složité lidské vztahy a vnitřní světy postav. Díky svému jedinečnému stylu vtahuje čtenáře do příběhů, které jsou zároveň poetické i pronikavé. Její práce je ceněna pro svou uměleckou zdatnost a schopnost rezonovat s publikem na hluboké úrovni.
Nothing is better than summertime. But a boy's sister has big news... winter is coming! And with it, the cold... the dark... the rain. A celebration of the passing of seasons and how much joy can be found around each and every sunny, or snowy, corner.
From the bestselling creator of Hug Me, comes a beautiful and heart-warming picture book about making new friends and appreciating the small moments in life.
An endearing tale of friendship, beautifully illustrated with buoyant wit and the perfect story to share, now available in board book format. Ever feel like you need a hug, a really big hug from someone? That's how Felipe the little cactus feels, but his family can be pretty prickly . . . So one day Felipe sets off to find a friend and, just maybe. that long awaited hug.
Shy Ones
- 32 stránek
- 2 hodiny čtení
He's not the type to stand out. In fact, unless you were looking for him, you wouldn't know he was missing at all. But you know us, the shy ones, we can always spot one another. This delicate picture book about a quiet little octopus that keeps to himself in a school of lively fish explores the topic of shyness and friendship. Stunningly illustrated by bestselling creator of Hug Me, Simona Ciraolo, this book is sure to resonate with young children across the world, particularly those who are just starting school.
The Lines on Nana's Face
- 36 stránek
- 2 hodiny čtení
In this imaginative picture book, a little girl learns all about the precious moments and memories in her grandma's life.
