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Two years ago I read Lee's Pool, a wordless book about a child discovering a fantastical world in a pool with another child. They dive down, and voila, magic! Two years later I read Door--a thing that you enter, in a sense, like a pool--and it describes a similar voyage of discovery and imagination

A boy finds a key and notices a brightly coloured insect. Following the insect leads him to a door covered in cobwebs. His key fits and the boy enters into a garden with strange creatures. There is so much to look at in this book, the soft pencil drawings are beautiful and there are many interesting Leggi tutto

I thought I would love this one, I mean look at that cover. Little boy finding a key 🔑 to a secret door 🚪, what could be better? The color and spirit were charming but, alas, I wasn't a fan of the creepy looking creatures. There are no words so you make up your own story. There's a wedding, a party, Leggi tutto

There is this children's book analysis assignment that requires student to review one of million children's picture books or short stories. I googled the book I want to analyze. My objectives of the book are new and rarely read. I found this book as one of the Notable Children's Book 2018 by The New Leggi tutto

Korean illustrator JiHyeon Lee, who made her picture-book debut with the wordless Pool , returns to the form in this second title, also wordless. A young boy, noticing an odd and colorful insect, follows its flight and is led to a door, which he proceeds to open. On the other side he finds himsel