The Great Wave A Children's Book Inspired by Hokusai
By Veronique Massenot
Swept from a stormy wave, tiny Naoki searches for answers about his mysterious beginnings.
captivating · thought-provoking · artistic
Genres
What is The Great Wave A Children's Book Inspired by Hokusai about?
On a stormy winter's day, a great wave sweeps baby Naoki into a fisherman's boat. As years pass, Naoki remains small, prompting him to question his origins. A mythical fish offers guidance, leading Naoki on a journey of self-discovery. Inspired by Hokusai's renowned woodcut 'The Great Wave,' this tale explores themes of identity and transformation, complemented by illustrations that echo the artist's style.
About the author
Veronique Massenot is a French author who loves writing stories for children and young people. She is known for her imaginative books, such as 'The Great Wave,' which was inspired by famous art. Veronique enjoys exploring different cultures and sharing exciting adventures with her readers through her wonderful stories.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2011
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