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Mirror (2010) by Jeannie Baker.
If you’re up on children’s books, you’ve probably seen this already. And if not, get your hands on it pronto. Jeannie Baker has created a stunning wordless masterpiece with her collages depicting a day in the life of two young boys, one in Australia and one in Morocco. 
Mirror has a unique lay out. You open the book and flip through two sets of stories simultaneously — the similarities, differences and intersections between the lives of these two boys (and by extension any two people) become the real narrative. 
Have I mentioned how beautiful these collages are? Wow. 
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Mirror (2010) by Jeannie Baker.

If you’re up on children’s books, you’ve probably seen this already. And if not, get your hands on it pronto. Jeannie Baker has created a stunning wordless masterpiece with her collages depicting a day in the life of two young boys, one in Australia and one in Morocco. 

Mirror has a unique lay out. You open the book and flip through two sets of stories simultaneously — the similarities, differences and intersections between the lives of these two boys (and by extension any two people) become the real narrative. 

Have I mentioned how beautiful these collages are? Wow. 

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Our children are gorgeously diverse and they love a good read.

Here, I feature authors and illustrators that are building a new diverse canon, book by dazzling book.

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