Elsa and I love the work of Komako Sakai.
Her books are treasures of poetry and tenderness.
Here, Elsa enjoys her « The Velveteen Rabbit».
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| My very old rabbit, still alive. |
This very old book has first been read by my parents.
Then it became one of my favorite readings as a child.
I read it to Elsa last summer, and was amazed how a 5y old
could stick to that long 300 pages novel.
could stick to that long 300 pages novel.
She enjoyed it so much that she’s now asking for a third reading …
... now playing the adventures of Hazel, Fiver and Bigwig with her rabbit toys.
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Mais toutes ces petites images me parlent : le lapin de feutrine, le dessin aux craies, le livre de Komako et m^me ton vieux lapin (j'en ai un semblable acheté pour Camille chez Oona l'Ourse, il y a tellement d'années).
RépondreSupprimerBon dimanche à toute la famille.
It is my preasure to see " The Velveteen Rabbit" in your blog.Of course,I have this book,too.I love the work of Komako Sakai,and have her some books.I want to show you them in my blog someday.
RépondreSupprimerElsa's dress is very chic,and suits her very well.
Le livre de Komako Sakai est une merveille! Merci pour ces images si douces (et vos commentaires si touchants-merci).
RépondreSupprimerOh mais je ne savais pas que ce petit tablier était pour cette jolie petite fille, et ce billet me touche d'autant plus que les lapins, chez nous, c'est une grande histoire d'amour!
RépondreSupprimerMerci, et...je pique cette photo ;o))
Such a lovely post on rabbit!
RépondreSupprimerThe book is beautiful & so as Elsa's drawing :)