Lines

Description

This masterful wordless picture book blurs the lines between real and imagined. It starts with a simple pencil line that with the turn of a page becomes a skater's trail on a frozen pond. It starts with a sheet of ice on a pond that seamlessly morphs into a piece of drawing paper. And from there, the magic continues to flow from the pencil and imagination of internationally acclaimed artist Suzy Lee, reminding us why her books have been lauded around the world. The seemingly simple story about a young skater is really an homage to the power of creativity that will charm the youngest of readers and astound book enthusiasts of any age.

Suzy Lee was born in Seoul, South Korea. She graduated with a BFA in Painting from the Seoul National University, and earned an MA in Book Arts in 2001 from Camberwell College of Arts in London. She has lived in Singapore and London, and currently resides and works in Seoul. Learn more about her at www.suzyleebooks.com.

A Boston Globe Best Children's Book of the Year "A surprising meditation on the artistic process. Lee sticks the landing in style."-NPR Best Books of the Year "Another wordless wonder."-Booklist, starred review "Any lover of picture books will appreciate this graceful wordless gem."-School Library Journal "Blurs the lines between the real and the imagined."--Learning Magazine "For a story about making mistakes, Lee's work is nearly flawless."-Publishers Weekly, starred review "Lines has a lot to say about the artistic process and the sometimes fine line between the joy of expression and lonely pursuit of craft."-The Horn Book Magazine "Readers are transported into a wintry wonderland of exuberant bliss."-Kirkus Reviews, starred review