I Am a Leaf

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

162 kr

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Beskrivning

A poetic and visual masterpiece, perfect for introducing young readers to the emotions through nature-inspired storytellingDay after day, like a leaf in the wind, our emotions change. Sometimes we feel light and free, other times we feel weighed down. One day we feel brave, the next we feel scared and small. Some days we feel strong and confident, while on others we need to take a break. This beautifully poetic picture book takes young readers on a journey through the ever-changing landscape of emotions. The book uses rhyming verse to talk about feelings, showing that it’s OK to change and grow, just like a leaf.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-09-17
Mått:222 x 298 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:36
Förlag:Red Comet Press LLC
Illustratör:Marianna Balducci
ISBN:9781636552026

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Angelo Mozillo is an acclaimed Italian author of books for children and young readers, including the humorous Detective Linus series. I Am a Leaf won the prestigious Italian Andersen Prize as Best Picture Book in 2021 and was also named Best Children’s Book overall. His books have been translated into several languages; this is his first published in English. Born in Naples, he now lives and works in Milan. Marianna Balducci is a celebrated Italian illustrator known for her innovative blend of illustration, photography, and digital techniques. She received the Andersen Prize for her work on I Am a Leaf. Balducci collaborates with major publishers and cultural institutions and is also an educator. She lives and works in Milan. Visit her at mariannabalducci.it.

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“A child explores various emotional states, leaving readers better suited to do the same. . . Mozzillo’s spare text conveys impressive nuance through its perfect rhymes and unrhyming couplets. Meanwhile, Balducci’s short and soft digital pencil sketches complete illustrative scenes rambling across vast white expanses . . . [T]his philosophical pick begs readers to embark on nature walks and sketch themselves into their own collages; it should find frequent use among science and art educators. A contemplative and poetic tale for emotionally attuned young naturalists.”