Jennifer Krauss Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jennifer Krauss

Gorgeous, dreamlike illustrations add dimension to 70 of the Nobel Prize-winning poet’s 320 questions, presented in picture-book form for the first time.

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Jennifer Krauss

The troll is as hungry for language as he is for goats, and the soft pink, brown and gray pictures feel born of the oldest soil, in this wry retelling of the Norwegian folk tale.

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Jennifer Krauss

First published in Japan in 1983 and finally translated into English, this picture book from the fabled animator is eerie, enchanting and surpassingly strange.

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Jennifer Krauss

The spongework that overlays these portraits of children elucidates the author’s liberating theme: We are not indelibly drawn at birth; our identities shift, blend and bloom.

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From its exquisite endpapers, awash with wildflowers, and its sublime first words, this book about the profound love between a boy and a field captivates.

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This is a story about one line. "Every night," writes @remytumin, "I find a new and creative way to tell our readers to have a good evening." https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/08/reader-center/briefings-have-a-good-evening.html

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Jennifer Krauss

In this child’s-eye view of a father’s depression, evocative language and lush, color-saturated art show how a girl’s imagination helps her swim through loss and heal.

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The brilliant Fan brothers once again show us the miraculous in the ordinary, but unlike the colorful marble in “It Fell From the Sky,” this book’s wonder is the meh-est of the meh: your (gloriously) average “cloudy” day.

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In the first of four planned volumes, Harari simplifies the provocative ideas about human history that drove his 2015 best seller, “Sapiens,” without dumbing them down.

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