East of the Sun, West of the Moon by Jackie Morris

East of the Sun, West of the Moon by Jackie Morris

This beautiful, mysterious story of love, loyalty and above all, freedom, is inspired by fairy tale, and is magically told and illustrated by Jackie Morris.

'an entrancing story. . beautifully retold.'

'The achingly beautiful story of finding love and freedom moves from the dirty city back-streets of the 'real' world to 'fairy tale' landscapes of desert or woods or ice, interspersed with beautiful full page and smaller illustrations…A rare book that is as lovely to look at and hold as it is to read.'

'Jackie Morris does more than tell a story, she conjures glorious landscapes of the heart'

'Jackie Morris does more than tell a story, she conjures glorious landscapes of the heart'

'An absolutely beautiful and lyrical retelling of the classic northern fairy tale, re-imagined with a modern backdrop and a less conventional ending.'

‘This beautiful book is delicately written and exquisitely illustrated … This is a charming tale of magic, love and freedom.’

'an entrancing story . . . beautifully retold.'  'A lovely gift edition, beautifully illustrated by the author, this is a book to treasure.'

'this is a jewel of a book.'

'The achingly beautiful story of finding love and freedom moves from the dirty city back-streets of the 'real' world to 'fairy tale' landscapes of desert or woods or ice, interspersed with beautiful full page and smaller illustrations … A rare book that is as lovely to look at and hold as it is to read.'

'Attractively retells a traditional story'

'A lovely retelling of a fairy tale journey with a magical polar bear … The dreamlike illustrations perfectly match the story.'

'This is a gripping read which took me away to a whole new world.'

‘A beautiful, mysterious story of love, loyalty and above all, freedom, magically told and illustrated.’

 'a ravishing story of love, longing, courage and coming of age’

'attractively retells a traditional story'

'a ravishing story of love, longing, courage and coming of age’

‘This beautiful book is delicately written and exquisitely illustrated … This is a charming tale of magic, love and freedom.’

'an entrancing story . . . beautifully retold.'

'The achingly beautiful story of finding love and freedom moves from the dirty city back-streets of the 'real' world to 'fairy tale' landscapes of desert or woods or ice, interspersed with beautiful full page and smaller illustrations…A rare book that is as lovely to look at and hold as it is to read.'

 ‘Lovely. . . The dream-like illustrations perfectly match the story’

 ‘A beautiful, mysterious story of love, loyalty and above all, freedom, magically told and illustrated.’

'This is a gripping read which took me away to a whole new world.'

'The power of the tale resides in the way it is told, complemented by luminous illustrations. Landscapes filling a double page place the reader at the scene in the immediacy of the moment. Smaller illustrations of the protagonists, objects and wild life embellish the pages like medieval manuscripts and offer moments for thought. This new telling brings fresh insights to a profound and ancient story. It is a book to treasure and will delight mature young readers, and older ones too.'

Jackie Morris lives in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with children, dogs and cats. Ever since leaving college, Bath Academy of Art, at least one cat has watched over her while she works. Big cats and small are a passion in her life, and it was while reading and watching her cat Pixie sleeping in winter that the idea for I am Cat came about. Among her many books for Frances Lincoln are The Ice Bear, The Snow Leopard, Tell me a Dragon, and How the Whale Became by Ted Hughes.

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SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9781847802941
ISBN 10	184780294X
Title	East of the Sun, West of the Moon
Author	Jackie Morris
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Quarto Publishing PLC
Year published	2013-02-07
Number of pages	176
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.