Camille And The Sunflowers
By Laurence Anholt
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Synopsis
In a quaint French village, young Camille's life changes when a peculiar man with a straw hat and yellow beard arrives. This man is Vincent van Gogh, a painter with a unique vision. Despite the townspeople's scepticism, Camille and his family befriend Vincent, discovering the beauty in his art and the warmth of his friendship. Through Camille's eyes, readers experience the struggles and triumphs of an artist who sees 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
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2003
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