Celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new printing in the U.S. is the delightful classic Linnea in Monet’s Garden. Those familiar with this complex picture book will be happy to hear that the new printing is slightly larger in size than the original, but the vibrant colors and joyful spirit remain the same.
If you’ve never had the chance to read this book with a child, or as a child yourself when it was published the first time, now is the perfect opportunity to learn all about Claude Monet’s life and works alongside the joyful character of Linnea as she travels to Paris and then Giverny to see first-hand some of Monet’s most beloved paintings and his pink house with the Japanese bridge over the lily pond.
Click over to my full review on 5 Minutes for Mom to hear more about the story and the unique characteristics of this book’s presentation. Be sure to enter the Rafflecopter giveaway, too, to win a copy of Linnea in Monet’s Garden for your own home library.
This is one of the first books my parents got me when I was a child. I loved it! So happy to see it here.
How cool, Heather! Please be sure to comment on the full review to be entered in the giveaway, too. 🙂