Duck, Death, and the Tulip
Recently received this book as a birthday present and can’t overstate how comforting and beautiful the storytelling and art is. I especially love the line quality of all the drawings, alternating red and blue in the lines of Deaths character.
Title: The language of flowers
By: Dena Seiferling 2022
This whimsical childrens book explores the life of Beatrice the bumblebee as she learns the way of flowers.
The illustrations in this book remind me of a gentler version of where the wild things are. Very elegant.
Title:Maybe by Kobi Yamada
Illustrated by Gabriella Barouche
This lovely book outlines the nature of our individuality and the possibilities that lie before us all. It empowers the reader to embrace their uniqueness and to explore the world uninhibited
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📚If I had a Little Dream
By Nina Laden and Melissa Castrillion.
What to expect - an ornately illustrated childrens book filled with rhyme and charm. A heartwarming story about taking appreciation in the small things
💜 muted color pallete
🎞: backgrounds
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Title:Have you ever seen a flower?
By Shawn Harris
Best scene 📷
💓 line : “Now sip a drop of water, and stand very still. Feel it slip and trickle all the way down to your roots.”
💛 Color palette
🌺 Nature,introspective
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I have been collecting references for an upcoming #childrensbook. Found this one called “Julian is a Mermaid” and was so impressed with the #storytelling and the #illustrations. The story by Jessica Love follows julian finding his love for costume and family.