What would it be like to draw our daily and children's bedtime routines into picture books? Wouldn't it be boring?
British writer Holly Sepplis used these bland and trivial daily to paint "I Will Always Love You", which is what children have experienced, so that children are full of familiarity, and also experience the love that is not easily detected in the daily trivialities.
"I Will Always Love You"
Author: [English] Holly Cypress
Age of readability: 2 years +
It was dark, and the mother rabbit helped the rabbit pack up the toys, prepared dinner and gave the rabbit a fragrant bath, and carried the rabbit to bed to tell a warm bedtime story. Well, baby, it's time to sleep, but the baby rabbit is crying in fear. The mother rabbit picked up the baby rabbit and gently kissed away its tears, and finally the baby rabbit fell asleep beautifully.
This is a very warm sleep story, telling the daily life of each mother and child: cooking, bathing, dressing, telling stories, coaxing to sleep, the children will grow up in this day and day of repetition, and the mother will always accompany the child, in the long stream of water to let the child experience the mother's full of love.