La gigantesca piccola cosa

I do love Alemagna's art work and her philosophical musings on simple but important things. This story has little text but beautiful illustrations, it's fun to guess what the statements were alluding to. I love how Alemagna captures those special moments and feelings without being too sickly or clic Leggi tutto

Boníssim per a portar a una aula i imaginar de què parlen tota l'estona i a què es refereix aquesta gran expectació. AAAAAAAAAHHHH QUE M'ACABEN DE NOMENAR I JA ESTIC EN AQUEST PLANNNNN omg Realment m'hauria agradat que la petita gran cosa en qüestió hagués estat una altra (al final era força fàcil d Leggi tutto

This is one of those picture books I feel is better for adults than for children. It’s abstract and nostalgic, something children wouldn’t necessarily relate to without more life behind them. Beautifully illustrated in her strange and evocative way.

Beautiful book. I think I'd rather the big little thing wasn't named at the end though.

Poignant, thoughtful, and visually stunning. Originally published in France.

At the end my 4-yo declared she didn’t like this book because it didn’t make any sense. Felt like a better fit for adults than for young readers.

Beautiful illustration in here. Talks about the fleeting nature of happiness and how our relationship with it changes as the context and times of our lives change. One of my favorite things: a children's book definitely written with adults in mind.

The illustration is inspirational,but the writing is a little bit obscure.

4+ Excelente começo do #marçoilustrado. Simples, mas poético. Ilustrações muito bonitas. Recomendo ☺️

è come una poesia illustrata, il tema affrontato è difficile, è difficile infatti parlare di felicità senza sembrare retorici.