The Refuge

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Product Details

Price
$17.99
Publisher
Amazon Crossing Kids
Publish Date
Pages
36
Dimensions
7.3 X 10.1 X 0.5 inches | 0.75 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9781542020503

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About the Author

Sandra le Guen is the author of numerous picture books and novels in France. She created a photo exhibition around her writing process and her perception of the world: I write, I create? Learn more online at www.sandraleguen.blogspot.com.
Stéphane Nicolet was born in Burgundy and still lives in France. He has illustrated many nonfiction titles and is now exploring comics and fiction. He has also written and illustrated a children's cookbook.
Daniel Hahn is the Creative Director for Automotive Design at BMW Group DesignworksUSA. When he's not designing cars, he is producing concept art for the gaming and film industries under his alias Daytoner (DTNR). Originally from Germany, Daniel now calls LA home and loves the creative vibe of the city. The main focus of his work is robots, which combine both the expressions of a character/person and shape design. Daniel's robots are the perfect combination of both with his background in Car Design and his passion for character development. Daniel's technique has been described as chaotic; a mix of 3-D modeling, digital painting and photo bashing. What isn't chaotic are his amazing, sought after, futuristic human machine hybrid designs.

Reviews

"Le Guen has managed to take a complex plot and difficult message and combine them into an easy-to-follow story from an outsider's point of view. The words are clear, and the plot flows well. Hahn's translation is excellent. Nicolet's illustrations reinforce the child's perspective, showing the emotions and difficulty behind Iliana's family's journey to a new home. Le Guen, Nicolet, and Hahn tell a powerful tale about refuge and refugees, helping readers make sense of a complex crisis. A great story to help children understand a refugee's perspective." --School Library Journal