The Paper Girl by Lewis, Caryl

The Paper Girl (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781805701835)

Vendor: Caryl Lewis
Product type: Books
Format: Hardcover
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The Paper Girl by Lewis, Caryl

The Paper Girl

$25.00
The Paper Girl by Lewis, Caryl

The Paper Girl

$25.00
Format: Hardcover
Description
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A spellbinding keepsake book about learning to say 'no' and the transformative beauty of becoming who you truly are--brought to life with exquisite papercut artwork.

This is the story of a girl made of paper: bright, kind, and eager to please.

When she's told she should be beautiful, she folds herself into a flower. When she's told she should be clever, she folds herself into a fox. When she's told she should be "a shining example to others," she folds herself into a star.

But no matter what she becomes, it never feels like enough--until she does something truly beautiful, clever, and wonderfully brave.

She says, "No."

This modern fairy tale is powerfully written by award-winning author Caryl Lewis and illuminated with exquisite papercut illustrations by debut artist Kanako Abe.

Presented in a clothbound hardcover and perfect for both kids and adults, this book is an invitation to honor your strength, embrace your voice, and discover your true self.


Author: Caryl Lewis
ISBN-10: 1805701835
ISBN-13: 9781805701835
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Ltd
Language: English
Published: 10/06/2026
Pages: 64
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 0.99lbs
Size: 10.04h x 7.28w x 0.47d
By Caryl Lewis
By Caryl Lewis
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Caryl Lewis is a multi-award-winning Welsh novelist, children's writer, playwright, and screenwriter. Her breakthrough novel Martha, Jac a Sianco is widely regarded as a modern classic of Welsh literature and the film adaptation, with a screenplay by Caryl herself, went on to win six BAFTAs and the Spirit of the Festival Award at the Celtic Media Festival. Her latest book The Paper Girl--a fairy tale for children and adults alike, illustrated by paper artist Kanako Abe--was written for her daughter.

Based in Seattle, Washington, Kanako Abe specializes in the intricate art of kirie, a traditional Japanese term that translates to paper cutting. She transforms sheets of washi paper--hand-dyed washi with indigo, rust, or Japanese sumi ink--into exquisite designs using a precision knife. Hours of dedication and concentration are woven into each piece. Visit her website kanakoabe.art/and follow her on Instagram under the handle @abemanatee

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