Camille and the Sunflowers A Story about Vincent Van Gogh
By Laurence Anholt
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In a quaint village where sunflowers tower like golden suns, young Camille befriends a new neighbour, Vincent van Gogh. Through shared moments and vibrant paintings, their friendship blossoms. However, the villagers' misunderstanding of Vincent's unique art leads to his departure. This touching tale introduces children to the world of Van Gogh, highlighting themes of friendship, acceptance, and the beauty of seeing the world differently.
About the author
Laurence Anholt is a popular British author and illustrator who has written many books for children. His stories are often funny, warm, and full of adventure. One of his well-known series is the 'Anholt’s Artists' books, which introduce famous artists to young readers in a fun and friendly way.
Pages
28 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1995
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