Lettres d'amour de 0 à 10 #[nn]

Thomas Baas's warm, watercolor-washed cover sets the tone perfectly for this Rue de Sèvres release — a cheerful Parisian street scene in autumn oranges and soft grays, where a young girl and a suited man walk hand in hand across a crosswalk, a small baby tucked between them, while passersby and wrought-iron park fences frame the bustling city behind them. Based on Susie Morgenstern's beloved story, this 2019 graphic adaptation radiates the kind of gentle, everyday tenderness the title Lettres d'amour de 0 à 10 promises. It's the sort of book that feels like a hug before you've even turned the first page.