For the love of a tree.
Robin
I've been following the O'Hara sisters on Instagram for over a year while I anxiously waited to read this book. I wasn't disappointed when I finally held a copy! The illustrations are simultaneously luminescent and dark, and the story of little Hortense who's afraid of her shadow is endearing.
Heather
When a child is thrown out of the house by their mother, they have no choice but to explore. What starts off as a do-nothing day turns into everyday magic as they explore. The illustrations are full of depth, detail, and flashes of surprising color.
Marika
The delightful story of Crictor the boa constrictor is a perennial favorite for old and young. Take this old friend home for yourself or for the kiddos in your life.
Molly
I've been following the O'Hara sisters on Instagram for over a year while I anxiously waited to read this book. I wasn't disappointed when I finally held a copy! The illustrations are simultaneously luminescent and dark, and the story of little Hortense who's afraid of her shadow is endearing.
Heather
We all need this! See for yourself - Momo is irresistible. For kiddos of every age.
Molly
A lively tale of the only non-human to officially hold military rank and be awarded two purple hearts for her heroic work in the Korean War. The fact that the brave little horse was totally motivated by her treats of chocolate, eggs, spaghetti and coffee adds levity to the serious demands humans put upon animals especially in times of war. Important fact - she does survive to be honored and feted.
Susannah
When a child is thrown out of the house by their mother, they have no choice but to explore. What starts off as a do-nothing day turns into everyday magic as they explore. The illustrations are full of depth, detail, and flashes of surprising color.
Marika
Marco has many questions. When an Antlered ship arrives in the harbor, Marco wonders if a journey would bring him the answers he yearns for. Beautifully, wistfully illustrated, with plenty of adventure, this book is sure to satisfy. Even the slipcover feels weather-worn and salty!
Emily
Ana loves stories and books but has no school or library in her tiny Colombian town. One day the Biblioburro arrives and changes her life. This is the story of Luis Soriano Bohorquez who started the Biblioburro Foundation told through the eyes of one of its readers. And honestly, who can resist a donkey especially when it's illustrated as beautifully as this and comes bearing books?
Susannah
