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From Lily and the Paper Man, by Rebecca Upjohn,
illustrations by Renne Benoit |
Okay, I've cheated again.
Renne Benoit is no new talent on the picture book scene. But most of her books are published by Canadian houses, so I thought it would be a good idea to feature her here.
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From Fraser Bear,
by Maggie de Vries,
art by Renne Benoit |
The truth is, I found one of her books through Perfect Picture Book Friday, and was so blown away by her striking colors and technique, that I needed an excuse to shout about her work.
In fact, I'm going to let her work speak for itself. Enjoy!
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Tea Party, courtesy Renne Benoit |
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From Proud as a Peacock, Brave as a Lion, by Jane Barclay and Renne Benoit |
enchanting! That Proud as a Peacock book looks very inviting. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rhythm. "Proud as a Peacock" was new to me too when I started researching Renne's work. It's a book with an interesting concept, beautifully illustrated. Enjoy!
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