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This is a story about noticing the little things, the grand big things, the imaginary, and sometimes, hidden things. It is about embracing what's possible. And that the incredible is everywhere, and in everything--waiting to be known, discovered, recognized.
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Es geht um das Erkennen - der Umwelt und von sich selbst. Den Text hat Elise Hurst passend mit farbigen Zeichnungen illustrierst, bei denen es sich lohnt, genau hinzusehen, denn dann kann man auch hier noch einiges mehr erkennen, als das, was sich auf den ersten Blick erschließt.
Die Geschichte entwickelt sich im Dialog zwischen einem Mädchen und einer Malerin, die sich aber nicht als Malerin, sondern als mehr als Beobachterin sieht, die dann ihre Beobachtung im gemalten Bild festhält. Aber sie beobachtet nicht nur ihre Umgebung, sondern auch die Menschen und ermutigt das Mädchen, ebenfalls genau hinzusehen: "Du bist nicht wie irgendwer sonst. Genaugenommen gibt es nirgendwo eine Person wie dich."
"Je mehr du innehältst und dem Außergewöhnlichen Raum gibst, [..] desto mehr wirst du davon erkennen."
Ein außergewöhnliches Bilderbuch für alle Altersklassen. ( )
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Dear Shale and Ever,
May you always be open to the unbelievable beauty around and within you.
Love, Dad
For Kobi and all those who see with their hearts. EH
Incipit
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"It's a beautiful day, isn't it?"
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"... we have the birds, the trees, the sky, the questions, the what-ifs, and the why-nots! I'd say this is indeed an exceptional day to be alive."
"Are you a painter?" I asked.
"I like to think of myself as more of a noticer really," she answered. "I just ryt to make things from what I see. It is my way of appreciating and honoring them."
"The more you pause and allow for the extraordinary," the painter explained, "the more you find it."
"Some days I find that I can notice even more when I close my eyes," she explained. "The gentle rustling of my hair, the ideas dancing in my head, the sunshine on my face, and the wonder of being alive."
"What does home look like to you? What does kindness feel like? What does love look like?" the painter asked. "What does it feel like to have a friend? What does it look like to be one?
"One of the most important ways we see is with our imagination. So many significant things cannot be seen with your eyes, but they are very real. And it is vital that you look for and believe in them."
"One of the best things you can be is interested," the painter shared. "When you are interested, you are curious, and when you are curious, you discover things - amazing things, about yourself and about the world."
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But mostly, what I wish I could say is, thank you for seeing me.
This is a story about noticing the little things, the grand big things, the imaginary, and sometimes, hidden things. It is about embracing what's possible. And that the incredible is everywhere, and in everything--waiting to be known, discovered, recognized.
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Die Geschichte entwickelt sich im Dialog zwischen einem Mädchen und einer Malerin, die sich aber nicht als Malerin, sondern als mehr als Beobachterin sieht, die dann ihre Beobachtung im gemalten Bild festhält. Aber sie beobachtet nicht nur ihre Umgebung, sondern auch die Menschen und ermutigt das Mädchen, ebenfalls genau hinzusehen: "Du bist nicht wie irgendwer sonst. Genaugenommen gibt es nirgendwo eine Person wie dich."
"Je mehr du innehältst und dem Außergewöhnlichen Raum gibst, [..] desto mehr wirst du davon erkennen."
Ein außergewöhnliches Bilderbuch für alle Altersklassen. (