The graphics in this book are just wonderful! I especially loved the Tokyo page having actually been to that city last summer. Books like this with little tidbits of information are always popular in our house.
Showing posts with label City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Cities
Cities
Manon Bucciarelli
translated by Josephine Murray 2025
Labels:
City,
diversity,
graphic design,
international,
multicultural,
travel
Friday, September 29, 2023
Hot Dog
I may favor vintage children's books but I'm always discovering new author/illustrators and adding them to my library. I just got this fun book in the mail as a surprise from my friend, Margaux! Since we both got puppies for the first time several years ago, we've realized that we've become "dog lovers!" She knew I would like the clever title and how Doug Salati draws all the facial expressions and mannerisms of a little dachshund.
Hot Dog
Doug Salati 2022
(Molly graciously posed for me.)
When it's too hot and crowded in the city, a dog has had enough! So his owner takes him out for a day at the beach where he gets to romp and be refreshed. Salati's spare text reads like a poem and his pictures capture the noisy city chaos giving way to a breezy beach.
Sunday, March 13, 2022
City Night
Another Peter Sis book, this time paired with Eve Rice's simple but effective poetry about a night out in the city.
Eve Rice
pictures by Peter Sis 1987
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