My Pictures After the Storm
By (Author) Eric Veill
Illustrated by Eric Veill
Translated by Daniel Hahn
Gecko Press
Gecko Press
1st April 2017
New Zealand
General
Fiction
Early years: verse, rhymes and wordplay
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Humorous stories
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Stories in translation
Childrens / Teenage fiction: General, modern and contemporary fiction
Early years: letters and words
848.9202
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A gust of wind, an elephant, a dive bomb, a spell: this funky before and after book will have you chuckling! What happens to a lion after the storm His mane is swept into a dishevelled mess. What becomes of a pear after an elephant passes by Pear jam! A frog after a spell A prince. And the room after a battle A big mess!
"Clever, playful, with a mordant edge, this is sophisticated silliness in warm shades of red and yellow, asking sly questions about the relationship between words, pictures and meaning." -- The Guardian
"At turns sublime and ridiculous This is a terrific little book that will amuse all out of proportion to its size." -- The Wall Street Journal
"Eric Veilles droll illustrations are vibrant and bold, and he leaves plenty of space for readers to interpret whats happened in between." -- Readings (AUS)
"Unexpected giggles await with every page turn."
-- Publishers Weekly, starred reviewEric Veill was born in 1976 in Laval and studied at the Duperr School in Paris. While working as an artistic director in publishing, he decided one spring day to devote himself to writing and childrens book illustration. He has since released many books, as author and illustrator, including My Pictures after the Storm and The Bureau of Misplaced Dads.