Sara Varon's wordless graphic novel about the experiences of two friends (a dog and robot) has been a mainstay for our family for over a year. This story is so rich and full of humor, beauty and melancholy. It is one of only a few books we have that doesn't have words and it is the only one in that vein that we reread frequently. While not written specifically with children in mind (I don't think it was, at least), it has definitely been a hit with our 2.5 year old daughter as well as us. We have checked out one of Sara Varon's other books (Chicken and cat) and that was also great.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Robot Dreams by Sara Varon
Sara Varon's wordless graphic novel about the experiences of two friends (a dog and robot) has been a mainstay for our family for over a year. This story is so rich and full of humor, beauty and melancholy. It is one of only a few books we have that doesn't have words and it is the only one in that vein that we reread frequently. While not written specifically with children in mind (I don't think it was, at least), it has definitely been a hit with our 2.5 year old daughter as well as us. We have checked out one of Sara Varon's other books (Chicken and cat) and that was also great.
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ooh..we have chicken and cat, but this looks GREAT!
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