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Balloons love the moon, and a tuba loves a tune, but these don't compare to the love we have for you. Award-winning poet Lorna Crozier uses evocative rhyme, complemented by Rachelle Anne Miller's whimsical imagery, to provide babies and toddlers with common concepts that explain just how great love is.
Balloons love the moon, and a tuba loves a tune, but these don't compare to the love we have for you. Award-winning poet Lorna Crozier uses evocative rhyme, complemented by Rachelle Anne Miller's whimsical imagery, to provide babies and toddlers with common concepts that explain just how great love is.
Lorna Crozier has authored numerous books of poetry and received
many awards. An Officer of the Order of Canada, Lorna has read her
poetry on every continent except Antarctica, and in 2005 she
recited a poem for Queen Elizabeth II as part of Saskatchewan's
centennial celebration. In 2018, Lorna Crozier received the George
Woodcock Lifetime Achievement Award.
Rachelle Anne Miller studied at NSCAD University, where she earned
her Bachelor of Design in 2002. She worked as a graphic designer
for several years before deciding to venture out as a freelance
illustrator. Rachelle's art has been featured in various
international magazines and websites. Her work can be seen in
children's books, greeting cards, craft supplies, children's room
decor, tech accessories and more. Rachelle lives in Australia with
her family.
"More Than Balloons is a fine addition to home board book
collections and should be in all libraries serving this target
audience. Highly Recommended."-- "CM Magazine"
"The text conveys love to a wide audience made up of diverse
familial bonds...Miller's colour palette is soft and inviting,
rendering the animal characters in a cartoon style that is
approachable and visually pleasing for young readers. More Than
Balloons is a welcome addition to personal, library and school
collections serving a preschool audience."-- "Resource Links"
A perfect bedtime story that would pair well with Guess How Much I
Love You by Sam McBratney.-- "Youth Services Book Review"
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