My Brother

Title
My Brother
  • MY BROTHER by Laura Djupvik
Price
$18.95
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With mesmeric drawings, Brother Mine tells of the warmth that flows between grief-stricken father and daughter, as well as the deep ties of family - strong enough to plunge the depths of the sea and back

A sensitive portrayal of loss, Brother Mine is the story of a child whose brother emerges from the depths of the fjord on the end of her father's fishing line. Though grieving in different ways, the child and her father find comfort in remembering their brother and son together. Øyvind Torseter's wobbly line drawings and dark cross-hatched blotches sprawl across pages bathed in warm reds and oranges, melancholy blues, and hopeful greens. Accompanied by Torseter's captivating images, Laura Djupvik's poetic lines provide an opening for children and adults to talk about grief and the power of memory.
SKU
9781962770026
My Brother
$18.95
Available for Pre-Order
Description
With mesmeric drawings, Brother Mine tells of the warmth that flows between grief-stricken father and daughter, as well as the deep ties of family - strong enough to plunge the depths of the sea and back

A sensitive portrayal of loss, Brother Mine is the story of a child whose brother emerges from the depths of the fjord on the end of her father's fishing line. Though grieving in different ways, the child and her father find comfort in remembering their brother and son together. Øyvind Torseter's wobbly line drawings and dark cross-hatched blotches sprawl across pages bathed in warm reds and oranges, melancholy blues, and hopeful greens. Accompanied by Torseter's captivating images, Laura Djupvik's poetic lines provide an opening for children and adults to talk about grief and the power of memory.

Description
With mesmeric drawings, Brother Mine tells of the warmth that flows between grief-stricken father and daughter, as well as the deep ties of family - strong enough to plunge the depths of the sea and back

A sensitive portrayal of loss, Brother Mine is the story of a child whose brother emerges from the depths of the fjord on the end of her father's fishing line. Though grieving in different ways, the child and her father find comfort in remembering their brother and son together. Øyvind Torseter's wobbly line drawings and dark cross-hatched blotches sprawl across pages bathed in warm reds and oranges, melancholy blues, and hopeful greens. Accompanied by Torseter's captivating images, Laura Djupvik's poetic lines provide an opening for children and adults to talk about grief and the power of memory.

ISBN
9781962770026
Publisher
Publication Date
March 11, 2025
Binding
Hardcover
Item Condition
New
Illustrator
Øyvind Torseter
Language
English
Ages
5-9
Pages
56
Keywords
Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Death, Grief, Bereavement