Window
By Jeannie Baker
As one boy grows, his wild window view changes in surprising, unsettling ways.
wordless · thought-provoking · environmental · beautifully detailed
Genres
What is Window about?
A mother and her baby look through a window at a wild landscape. As the baby grows into a young man, the view changes year by year. Trees disappear, houses and roads spread, and the countryside becomes increasingly crowded. Told entirely through Jeannie Baker’s detailed collages, this wordless picture book invites readers to observe the passing of time and think about how people shape the natural world. It is a quiet, powerful story about growing up, change and the environment.
About the author
Jeannie Baker is a much-loved author and illustrator from Australia. She is famous for her beautiful picture books, like 'Where the Forest Meets the Sea' and 'Window'. Jeannie creates stunning artwork using natural materials. Her books often celebrate nature and encourage readers to look after the world around them.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2002
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