upvotes Follow Unfollow 3 years ago Dots Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017 James has a way to speak to your soul. This book is nothing short of comforting and heartwarming' VEX KING

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upvotes Follow Unfollow 3 years ago (edited) Dots Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017 Most of the drawings lay bare my soul and are an expression of my feelings past and present. That can be a tough thing to do as our society tends to enjoy a more glossy version of reality. yeah, it definitely didn't compare to the Little Prince. this one is very much simpler, while the little prince had an actual plot & world building & reasons behind actions or dialogues, which usually regardless of age, majority of adults can enjoy it too. but this one is contained of a journey (the reasons or destinations, were not quite mentioned) with small inspiring quotes. same philosophy. a reminder. And on their journey through the ever-changing seasons, join these two friends as they learn how to live in the moment, be at peace with uncertainty, and find the strength to overcome life's obstacles, together.

Hartverwarmend boek dat je zeker een hart onder de riem kan geven. Het is een aanrader om te lezen wanneer je het even moeilijk hebt. For almost two years, he spoke to callers to the Samaritans about everything from their depression to thoughts of suicide. “That’s one of the reasons I started doing the drawings. That’s perhaps why my pictures connect with people. I understand sadness.”As with Milne's work, Norbury also banks on illustrations getting the point across and getting people interested (he even mentions it in his foreword). For me, it's the art that gives the musings that little extra boost. I mean, look at these two cuties: