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Jan 2004 · Houghton Mifflin · 12.95 USD
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“The Red Book”
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This Caldecott Honor-winning picture book by Barbara Lehman tells a wordless story of a young girl who discovers a red book lying in the snow. As she opens it, she finds a map that leads to a boy on a distant island, who also finds a red book of his own. The story unfolds through intricate, whimsical illustrations that explore themes of connection and imagination, making it a standout in children's literature.

In the quiet hush of a snowy city morning, a girl stumbles upon a red book that seems to hum with quiet magic. Across the world, a boy on a distant beach finds the same book—and through its pages, they begin to see each other, linked by something unseen. Written and illustrated by Barbara Lehman, The Red Book is a tender, wordless journey of connection, wonder, and the quiet moments that stretch across miles. The story unfolds with gentle precision, its dreamlike visuals and subtle storytelling leaving room for imagination to take flight.

writer, artist, inker, colorist Barbara Lehman

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The Red Book: A Caldecott Honor Award Winner (Caldecott Honor Book)

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writer, artist, inker, colorist Barbara Lehman

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On her way to school through snowy city streets, a girl finds a red book. On a beach far away, a boy finds a red book, and as each pages through his or her book, each can see the other. After school the girl buys helium balloons and floats away; she drops her book, but finally joins the boy on the beach. Back in the city one of her classmates finds the book, and takes it with him as he cycles away.

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