The Pink Snow by Small Child
It was a sunny day.
It was spring and there was a house.
Then pink snow fell.
Then it was morning.
It was very sunny.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
The Pink Snow
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Small Child has written and illustrated his very first book. It is a spellbinding meditation on weather and how it affects us all.
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2 comments:
You should have this bound.
I like how his first book has an environmental theme, whereas my first book -- written at a similar age and titled The Dragon and the Girl -- conforms to the stereotypical sexist roles of the time. The best thing I can say about it as that the girl carries a stylish purse before she is captured and tied up by the dragon.
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