Pauline, the eldest of a soon-to-be-even-larger family, is tired of the noise and commotion of her family life. She dreams of adventure and self-determination. But, when she announces her departure, no one seems to notice.
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Invite your child to tell you the traditional tale as you page through this wordless picture book together.

This zany and colorful graphic novel is recommended for readers age 6-10 who are fond of comic storytelling and wacky humor.

"…All bugs are awesome and that is a fact. Raise your leg or antenna and let's make a pact…"

"If you live in a burrow, everyone snuggles."

Young Tiger’s parents don’t take her seriously, taking a second dinner to her bedroom “to feed her Monster.”

Warning: this book may cause drooling.

“Look at how a tiny collection of words, carefully arranged, can say so much. Poems are bite-sized worlds that can be snacked on word by word or swallowed whole in one big gulp. And, like a picture book, a poem always makes us feel something.”

Accumulating “40,000 years of the world’s most amazing art in one dream museum” is a remarkable feat. Creative in its format (as well as in its novice-friendly text), the book/museum opens with a table of contents organized as a “museum map”, detailing the Galleries and Rooms that we will peruse..

This lovely picture book depicts the word “welcome” across a dozen languages and cultures, portraying diverse families who invite family/friends/strangers to come in and share a meal. We are reminded that hospitality is offered and celebrated across all cultures.