Showing posts with label Ragged Bears Publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ragged Bears Publishing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 October 2019
"Man in the Mountain" by Natalie Ramm and Gaia D'Alconzo (Ragged Bears)
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October 02, 2019
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Gaia D'Alconzo,
Man in the Mountain,
Natalie Ramm,
Ragged Bears Publishing
Here's a dreamy and lyrical tale that will send your mind on a whimsical journey.
"Man in the Mountain" by Natalie Ramm and Gaia D'Alconzo is the story of a solitary soul who has spent many years sleeping, waiting for something to happen.
Over the years, the giant becomes attuned to strange music - and on waking, he realises just how beautiful his world really is.
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"Man in the Mountain" by Natalie Ramm and Gaia D'Alconzo is the story of a solitary soul who has spent many years sleeping, waiting for something to happen.
Over the years, the giant becomes attuned to strange music - and on waking, he realises just how beautiful his world really is.
The only problem is that the giant is imposing, and tends to scare everyone he comes into contact with - man or beast.
Only a single brave cuckoo manages to sum up the courage to approach the Man in the Mountain, and become his friend.
Natalie has beautifully woven a story tapestry that aims to help children understand the beauty of the natural world, the satisfaction of friendship however simple, and of course what we stand to lose if our natural world slowly disappears. Her lyrical rhyming story is gorgeously underpinned by Gaia's dream-like and subtle illustrations, bringing this modern fable wonderfully to life in a story that will appeal to all ages.
"Man in the Mountain" by Natalie Ramm and Gaia D'Alconzo is out now, published by Ragged Bears (kindly supplied for review).
Wednesday, 1 May 2019
"My Magic" by Gaia Guasti and Simona Mulazzani (Ragged Bears Publishing)
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May 01, 2019
Labels:
Gaia Guasti,
My Magic,
Ragged Bears Publishing,
Simona Mulazzani
A fantastic picture book celebration of what it means to be a child, that's what you'll find between the imaginative pages of "My Magic" by Gaia Guasti and Simona Mulazzani.
Take a trippy surreal journey through a day in the life of a child at play and explore what it feels like when you are the big boss in your own little sandpit, and all the things you imagine and see are your creations, yours to guide and nurture as your mind fills the boring everyday world with a zillion amazing things.
What would it be like if you could create your own little world?
What would you build? Who would live in it? Would you build a world filled with plants and animals? Or cars and cities?
The journey is explored with dream-like text and surreal but utterly wonderful illustrations, showing the importance of learning through play in a young child's life.
Quite something this, hugely original and fun.
Sum this book up in a sentence: A surreal and daydreamy exploration of the mind of a child, visually rich and beautifully described.
"My Magic" by Gaia Guasti and Simona Mulazzani is out on 2nd May 2019, published by Ragged Bears Publishing (kindly supplied for review).
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Take a trippy surreal journey through a day in the life of a child at play and explore what it feels like when you are the big boss in your own little sandpit, and all the things you imagine and see are your creations, yours to guide and nurture as your mind fills the boring everyday world with a zillion amazing things.
What would it be like if you could create your own little world?
What would you build? Who would live in it? Would you build a world filled with plants and animals? Or cars and cities?
The journey is explored with dream-like text and surreal but utterly wonderful illustrations, showing the importance of learning through play in a young child's life.
Quite something this, hugely original and fun.
Sum this book up in a sentence: A surreal and daydreamy exploration of the mind of a child, visually rich and beautifully described.
"My Magic" by Gaia Guasti and Simona Mulazzani is out on 2nd May 2019, published by Ragged Bears Publishing (kindly supplied for review).
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