What Do You See When You Look at a Tree?
£8.99
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Capturing the quiet beauty and wonder of trees, award-winning artist Emma Carlisle invites readers to reflect through gentle, lyrical prose and thought-provoking questions. Exploring themes of empathy, personal growth, and mindfulness, the book encourages children to slow down and connect with the natural world. Created in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, it inspires a deeper appreciation of the landscapes we inhabit and the everyday magic of nature.
Dimensions
30cm (11in) x 23.5cm (9in)
Features
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Capturing the quiet beauty and wonder of trees, award-winning artist Emma Carlisle invites readers to reflect through gentle, lyrical prose and thought-provoking questions. Exploring themes of empathy, personal growth, and mindfulness, the book encourages children to slow down and connect with the natural world. Created in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, it inspires a deeper appreciation of the landscapes we inhabit and the everyday magic of nature.
Insights
Emma Carlisle is an award-winning artist based in Plymouth, UK. She holds a First Class Honours degree in Illustration from the University of Plymouth (2011), and an MA in Children’s Book Illustration from the Cambridge School of Art (2014). In 2013 she was Highly Commended for The Macmillan Book Prize and in 2015 ‘Lion Practice’ was published and has since been nominated for a number of awards including the Kate Greenaway Award and the Klaus Flugge Prize.
Details & Care
- Publisher: Big Picture Press
- Soft cover
- Number of pages: 40 pages
- Full colour illustrations
- ISBN: 9781800784383
- Age Range: 4-7 years
- Shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize 2023
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