The Sky Is the Limit
A Celebration of All the Things You Can Do
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- 7,99 €
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- 7,99 €
Description de l’éditeur
From the bestselling creators of Happiness Is comes a celebration of the many delightful, triumphant, silly, sweet, life-changing experiences that lie ahead.
A world full of wonder is waiting for you . . . the sky is the limit of what you can do!
The only thing needed to begin this marvelous adventure? YOU! From far-reaching endeavors to the quieter milestones that have a magic all of their own, this book celebrates life's most meaningful moments, and encourages readers to reach for a sky's worth of possibilities.
• A joyous all-ages book perfect for families and children celebrating everyday accomplishments
• An inspiring graduation read
• Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar are the creators of the critically acclaimed and bestselling Happiness Is... series.
In the spirit of Yay, You!, I Knew You Could, and Oh the Places You'll Go, The Sky Is the Limit will hold a cherished place in the hearts of readers young and old.
• Read-aloud toddler books
Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar are famed illustrators, the authors of the New York Times bestseller Me Without You, and the creators of the internationally beloved Happiness Is . . . brand. They live in Marin County, California.
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Swerling and Lazar collaborate once again on this diminutive, glittery book that cheers readers on through small accomplishments and major milestones alike."A world full of wonder/ is waiting for you...// The sky is the limit/ of what you can do!" begins Swerling, taking readers through a list of activities in rhyming verse ("Backs to be scratched/... plans to be hatched"). Lazar's stick figure illustrations, accented in neon and scrawled with a range of expression, bring movement and energy to one-dimensional spreads of all-white characters. The book runs several beats too long, resulting in an exhaustive litany of peppy suggestions that meander from the vague ("There are roads to be traveled// and dreams to unfold") to the specific ("Cakes to be gobbled/ and spoons to be licked") and sometimes puzzling ("friends to be tricked"). All ages.
