This is the third book
I've happily reviewed about Miyuki. This time, she's impatiently
waiting for grandfather to be done with tai-chi so they can have adventures. Miyuki wants to learn to meditate *right now*. Each part of her
quest is accompanied by full page illustrations which are
breathtakingly lovely, crisp, and beautifully rendered. This is a
wonderful book for children and adults alike and would make a super
read-together for bedtime (or library read-along). The concepts of meditation, mindfulness, patience, and gratitude in the moment are presented gently and accessibly.
I'm so enchanted by the clean expressive style of the artwork and the
gentle lulling lyricism of the prose. This is a really beautifully made book and it would make a superlative selection as a gift or classroom/library book.
Superlative. Five stars
Stats:
32 pages, anticipated release date 1st Sept, 2020, available in hardback format.
Author: Roxane Marie Galliez
Illustrator: Seng Soun Ratanavanh
Published by Princeton Architectural Press
Disclosure: I received an ARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes
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