An Atlas of Imaginary Places

Synopsis

Upside-down Mountains, Volcanoes That Spew Bubble Gum, A Gentle Humpback Whale Keeping An Entire City Afloat. These And Other Wonderful Worlds May Not Exist On Earth, But Elsewhere--who Knows? Each Spread Of This Captivating Book Invites Readers On A Fantastic Voyage. Ana De Lima's Whimsical, Softly Colored Illustrations Are Filled With Surprising Details That Reward Close Examination, While Mia Cassany's Soothing Narrator Is A Nameless Fellow Traveler. A Jungle Where The Animals Exchange Stripes, Spots, And Markings Each Time They Sneeze, An Archipelago Made Up Of Dessert-shaped Islands, And A Lighthouse So Tall You Can Draw A New Galaxy With Your Finger Are Just Some Of The Wild Places To Visit. Perfect For Before-bed Reading, Or Daytime Dreaming, This Stunningly Illustrated Book Will Delight Young Readers And Encourage Them To Conjure Their Own Imaginary Places.