Another

This is a delightful wordless book. Bold and beautiful images combine with a whimsical storyline in a format that provides so much opportunity for interaction and insight into your child. Ask your child a lot of questions and enjoy the experience. I can also see it being accessible and interesting for many ages. With my toddler, it’s all about what’s the same, what’s different, where are they going? With an older child it could open up more complex themes about alternate realities and perceptions. I just love it.

Beautiful illustrations rich in color, style, clarity and with great details. Clear actions that can be interpreted as several possible stories. Is it about the blue or red-collared kitty, about the mouse the girl(s), or about all of them?! My 5 and 6 year old readers see very different stories. And that richness also keeps it fresh for adult readers. (Me, i think it's about the mouse :)!)

First, this is a beautifully crafted book, like all of Christian Robinson’s illustrations. He has such a distinct and creative style. I also love wordless picture books because there can be so many different interpretations of the story, depending on who’s reading the book. This book, will definitely spark questions, conversations, and unique interpretations. I enjoyed the exploration of another “universe” where children explore and play with their doppelgangers. Quite a complex and fun picture book that is good for multiple readings.

Another is a fantastic journey from start to finish. It has unique twists and turns that spark conversations. My 6 year old and I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will "read" it over and over.

I read this at the Building Museum and had to get it. My daughter is a bit young to understand the concept, but she loves it anyway and asks for the kitty cat book. I don't think my husband lines having to come up with his own narrative, but she enjoys it.

I really didn’t know what to expect when I checked out this book on kindle unlimited. (I didn’t read the description, just had a feeling about the cover.) First I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was solely a picture book (no words whatsoever). I enjoyed the abstract concepts explored and in a very subtle way. My child enjoyed the pictures, but it didn’t hold his attention to the end, but I think that the book may have still been a bit too old for him. I always read a book first to gage appropriateness and he came up while I was reading. But for a child 2+ who is interested in space, time, and imagination I think this book will be a great fit.

Fun, surreal, imaginative, unique. My 4 and 7 year olds LOVED this instantly. Also recommended Last Stop On Market St and Carmela Full Of Dreams featuring Robinson’s illustrations

Beautiful illustrations - also leaves so much up to the reader’s imagination.

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libro bellissimo, la copertina di carta (odio le copertine di carta) era un pò rovinata ma niente di drammatico.