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Written by Shahar Levy, Illustrated by Dorin Schwartzman
I fell for the cover and title of this book. I enjoyed the interior as well. I really love the subject – The planets and their symbolic dimension.
The story is nice, clear and poetic. The illustrations are cute – I particularly liked how the characters of the sun and the moon were drawn.
A book I recommend. I will read it many times to my kid!
The Moonlight Kingdom (A journey among the planets around us) on Amazon
by Joseph Rader
I liked this book. It’s so clear and intense! It has depth but it is so simple at the same time.
by Adam Sea Klein
This book follows a boy living a big crazy adventure.
It feels very much like we are dreaming as we read this book.
Things constantly change, in a chaotic, free way — Giving a very entertaining dynamic to the book.
Scenes are very condensed, symbolic and suggestive.
There is also a gain of insight about the nature of being with each scene. The boy learns and changes and all this fantastic world changes accordingly with him.
This book reminds me of the story of Baron Munchhausen for example. A fun existential trip — for kids and adults to enjoy.
The illustrations are nice too. One can feel the energy of the story in their style. Many have interesting colors, compositions and environments. Still, I think they could improve — mainly the drawing of characters and objects.
by Amanda Clark
A professionally made book that intends to teach kids to clean their room.
A toy train brings some sense and fun into this chore imposed to a kid by his mom.
I enjoyed the illustrations a lot. Made in a very competent cartoon style. I thought they were fun, fresh, very clear and engaging.
I was sorry not to find the name of the illustrator anywhere in the book.
A nice book for kids ages 4-8.
by Dennis McGregor
A book of rhymes about animals named after other animals. A clean and polished book. The rhymes are nice and fun. The style of the illustrations is hyper-realistic, with very bright colors, with playful compositions, creating a cool hypnotic effect with a bit of a metaphysical vibe. An artistic children’s book. Fun and interesting to look at for both kids and adults.