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Look Up at the Stars | Children's Book on Feelings
Look Up at the Stars | Children's Book on Feelings
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A lyrical picture book that celebrates imagination, adventure, coming home – and the idea that sometimes what you are looking for is right under your nose.
This stunningly illustrated and heartfelt book tells the story of a mother bear and her child, who leave their house on an adventure in search of a star, in a warm tale of love, family and home.
Look up at the stars, so high above me.
If I could just hold one, how happy I’d be!
A parent and child go in search of a star, journeying through dark woods, across rough seas and through snow and ice to the top of Mount Digger-Doo in order to reach their goal, but what will happen when they find it out of reach?
This lyrical picture book celebrates adventure, coming home, love – and the idea that sometimes what you are looking for is right under your nose. A relaxing and mindful read that's perfect for any parent who is looking to soothe their child at bedtime.
'This is a lovely gentle book, with comforting rhymes, fantastic illustrations and a fabulous go-getting mother figure' - Just Imagine
►Authors: Katie Cotton, Miren Asiain Lora
►Reading Age: 3 Years And Older
►Details: Paperback | 32 pages | 23.5 x 27.6 cm
►About the Authors: Katie Cotton studied English at Oxford University before becoming an editor and critically-acclaimed author of children's books. She lives and works in London.
Miren Asiain Lora was born in 1988 in Pamplona, Spain and now lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her artwork has been shown in several exhibitions in Spain, Argentina and Mexico. In 2012 her book Hara, written and illustrated by her, won the Etxepare Illustrated Album Award. In 2013 she was a finalist for the Euskadi prize for Literature; in 2015 she was awarded the "Iberoamérica Ilustra" award from SM Foundation, The Ilustradero and the Guadalajara International Book Fair (Mexico). Her works convey the magic of everyday life, the charm of little moments that hold a secret to be deciphered. She has illustrated Look Up at the Stars as a gift for her first daughter.
This stunningly illustrated and heartfelt book tells the story of a mother bear and her child, who leave their house on an adventure in search of a star, in a warm tale of love, family and home.
Look up at the stars, so high above me.
If I could just hold one, how happy I’d be!
A parent and child go in search of a star, journeying through dark woods, across rough seas and through snow and ice to the top of Mount Digger-Doo in order to reach their goal, but what will happen when they find it out of reach?
This lyrical picture book celebrates adventure, coming home, love – and the idea that sometimes what you are looking for is right under your nose. A relaxing and mindful read that's perfect for any parent who is looking to soothe their child at bedtime.
'This is a lovely gentle book, with comforting rhymes, fantastic illustrations and a fabulous go-getting mother figure' - Just Imagine
►Authors: Katie Cotton, Miren Asiain Lora
►Reading Age: 3 Years And Older
►Details: Paperback | 32 pages | 23.5 x 27.6 cm
►About the Authors: Katie Cotton studied English at Oxford University before becoming an editor and critically-acclaimed author of children's books. She lives and works in London.
Miren Asiain Lora was born in 1988 in Pamplona, Spain and now lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her artwork has been shown in several exhibitions in Spain, Argentina and Mexico. In 2012 her book Hara, written and illustrated by her, won the Etxepare Illustrated Album Award. In 2013 she was a finalist for the Euskadi prize for Literature; in 2015 she was awarded the "Iberoamérica Ilustra" award from SM Foundation, The Ilustradero and the Guadalajara International Book Fair (Mexico). Her works convey the magic of everyday life, the charm of little moments that hold a secret to be deciphered. She has illustrated Look Up at the Stars as a gift for her first daughter.
