Hug Me
A heartwarming tale of friendship and connection
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Flying Eye Books
Published:1st Jul '18
Should be back in stock very soon
Felipe, a young cactus, seeks friendship and a hug in Hug Me, overcoming his prickly nature to find warmth and connection.
In Hug Me, Simona Ciraola introduces readers to Felipe, a young cactus with a heartfelt desire for connection. Living in a family that is not particularly affectionate, Felipe often feels the pang of loneliness. Despite his prickly exterior, he yearns for the warmth of friendship and the comfort of a hug. The narrative beautifully captures the essence of longing and the universal need for companionship, making it relatable for both children and adults alike.
The illustrations in Hug Me complement the story perfectly, adding a layer of buoyant wit that enhances the reading experience. Ciraola's art brings Felipe's journey to life, showcasing the vibrant world around him and the challenges he faces in his quest for a friend. Each page is filled with color and charm, inviting readers to immerse themselves in Felipe's adventures.
Ultimately, Hug Me is a touching tale about overcoming barriers, embracing vulnerability, and the importance of friendship. As Felipe embarks on his journey, he learns that even the prickliest of beings can find warmth and connection. This delightful picture book serves as a reminder of the power of love and the joy that comes from reaching out to others, making it a perfect story to share with loved ones.
This is one of the loveliest and heart-warming stories around, with gorgeous illustrations to boot. A wonderful picture book that deserves a spot on your bookshelves. * Book Trust *
Ciraolo's softly drawn cartoon cacti radiate charm- Felipe has a tiny pink flower on his head and a range of emotive expressions. * Publishers Weekly *
A sweet celebration of connection and inner softness in a culture that encourages hard individualism and prickly exteriors. * Brain Pickings *
ISBN: 9781911171720
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
32 pages