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ghted to write about a new book by Ann Arbor author, illustrator and dollmaker, Tracy Gallup. A Roomful of Questions is a beautiful picture book, but is more than just a book to read to kids at bedtime. It is full of questions that we all ask ourselves at different times in our lives, whether or not on a conscious level. Each question is accompanied by a whimsical illustration that deepens the meaning of each question asked, and you will no doubt find yourself lingering on each page as you contemplate both the question and the accompanying image. This book makes a perfect gift to anyone who seeks the greater meanings in life, adult and child alike! (Mackinac Island Press, $12.95).
ghted to write about a new book by Ann Arbor author, illustrator and dollmaker, Tracy Gallup. A Roomful of Questions is a beautiful picture book, but is more than just a book to read to kids at bedtime. It is full of questions that we all ask ourselves at different times in our lives, whether or not on a conscious level. Each question is accompanied by a whimsical illustration that deepens the meaning of each question asked, and you will no doubt find yourself lingering on each page as you contemplate both the question and the accompanying image. This book makes a perfect gift to anyone who seeks the greater meanings in life, adult and child alike! (Mackinac Island Press, $12.95).
1 comments:
Roomful of Questions is like medicine for the soul...especially good in our current times.
It is deceptively simple, yet deep. I've never seen a book like this before--it touches everyone I show it to.
I'd also recommend people look at Gallup's 'Crazy' books--not as deep, more 'fun' books, but still good.
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