A Kiss for Akaraka

A Kiss for Akaraka by Richard Jackson is an illustrated picture book published by HarperCollins on September 25, 2018. This 40-page book presents a lyrical narrative centered around a father, his daughter, and her imaginary friend as they enjoy a day of raking leaves during the fall season. The story captures themes of family, friendship, and the power of imagination, making it suitable for various reading occasions.
Readers will find an enchanting tale that follows Lula and her daddy as they engage in playful activities, exploring the bond between parent and child. The poetic text invites shared reading experiences, while E. B. Goodale’s vibrant illustrations enhance the storytelling. This book is designed for those interested in juvenile fiction that emphasizes imagination and family connections, making it a delightful addition to any storytime or bedtime routine.
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A beautiful, lyrical picture book about a father, his daughter, and her imaginary friend raking leaves on a crisp fall day.
With gorgeous pictures by E. B. Goodale, the illustrator of the acclaimed Windows, this book about family, fatherhood, friendship, and imagination is perfect for story time and bedtime sharing all year round.
Critically acclaimed author Richard Jackson’s enchanting story about love, family, and the power of the imagination follows Lula and her daddy as they rake leaves together on a crisp autumn day. Can Daddy see Akaraka, Lula’s imaginary friend? Perhaps not, but he is willing to try, much to Lula’s delight.
A perfect book about parenthood and childhood to share together. The poetic text is a joy to read aloud and is enhanced by E. B. Goodale’s bright, enticing illustrations. Just right for fans of Kevin Henkes’s In the Middle of Fall and Julia Rawlinson’s Fletcher and the Falling Leaves.
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