Review “In a remarkable compilation of more than 300 words, Niemann again proves himself a master of evoking emotions, cause and effect, and other concepts in images drawn in chunky black line. . . . A dynamic exploration of language, saturated with connections for readers to draw and redraw.” (Publishers Weekly (starred review))“[A] delightful, thought-provoking experiment to “celebrate language and art. ...This title is way more than a traditional primer. ...More experienced readers will appreciate the nuance and complexity of some of the renderings. ...Recommended for most collections as well as for classrooms and family time.” (School Library Journal) From the Back Cover What can you do with a word?You can . . .Read it. Spell it. Imagine it. Act it. Learn it. Draw it. Say it out loud. Use it in a sentence or a story or a poem. Share it with a friend.What can you do with this book, which is full of more than 300 words? All of the above, and more!“Words and drawn images are closely related. Both allow us to take an extremely complex thought and turn it into ideas that can be easily shared with others. Being able to understand words and images opens the door to knowledge, communication, and connection to people all over the world.”—Christoph Niemann See all Product description
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