Something Big Illustrated by Sophie Escabasse Readers drawn to smart

Readers drawn to smart

as well as pointing out the things they see when they look skyward

Reproduced with exceptional quality—including expansive gatefold presentations of the murals—the volume also features archival materials such as diaries

with never-before-seen case studies on a variety of homes including a farmhouse

MEDEA’S STORY: The astute sorceress’s quest for the Golden Fleece

Something Big Illustrated by Sophie Escabasse Readers drawn to smartA poignant look at how great deeds can often be found in the small, instinctual actions we barely think about. A big one and little one talk together. The little one is frustrated because he wants to do something really big, even though he's still small. The big one asks if he means something big like a mountain. No, a mountain is too big. Big like an elephant? No, that's too gray. More like a lighthouse by the sea, muses the boy, though not exactly.