Waiting Place
Waiting Place by Marc Sutherland, published by Harry N. Abrams in September 1998, is a charming children’s book featuring 24 pages of imaginative storytelling. This edition showcases Sutherland’s fantastical charcoal illustrations paired with clever verses, presenting the tale of a little boy who struggles to fall asleep. As he lies awake, he envisions a world filled with adventures waiting to be discovered, from marching in a parade for the Queen to sailing with the Vikings.
Readers will find a delightful exploration of bedtime and dreams through the boy’s vivid imagination. The book’s illustrations complement the narrative, inviting young readers to engage with the whimsical scenarios that unfold. With its focus on juvenile fiction, Waiting Place offers a creative perspective on the challenges of sleep and the boundless possibilities that come with dreaming.
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Marc Sutherland’s fantastical, richly detailed charcoal illustrations and clever verses tell the story of a little boy who just can’t sleep. He imagines all the places out there just waiting to be explored, and all the things he can do, such as march in a parade for the Queen and sail with the Vikings. 15 illustrations.
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