This picture book celebrates imagination and the unique dreams of a young child.
Author
Peter H. Reynolds
12 books in the catalog
Peter H. Reynolds has 12 books in our catalog of Christian parent reviews, mostly picture book, inspirational and art. The titles we've reviewed span 2003 to 2017.
Recommended for readers roughly ages 8–18, based on our reviewers' age guidance.
A young boy named Leo discovers the beauty and wonder of the color blue.
A young boy named Leo uses his drawings to express his emotions and connect with others.
A young boy named Mikey uses his imagination to build a go-kart and race it.
A young boy named Leo learns the true meaning of Christmas when he finds a small, seemingly insignificant gift that brings immense joy.
A young boy named Leo struggles with feelings of isolation and finds connection through art and a supportive friend.
A young girl named Rose discovers the joy and wonder of gardening and the interconnectedness of nature.
A young boy named Artie learns to embrace his individuality and find his own way of being the best.
SugarLoaf experiences the world from a unique perspective, finding wonder in the small things.
A boy named Leo contemplates his existence and the meaning of being unique.
A young boy named Ramon struggles with self-expression and finds his voice through art.
A young girl named Vashti feels her art is terrible until her teacher encourages her to make her mark.
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