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K-Gr 4—In this satisfying conclusion to the magnificent picture book trilogy, the young heroine once again tries to get her aloof illustrator father's attention and, failing, departs from her mundane sepia-colored world to a fantastical realm via a door she draws with her magic red crayon. This time, her father follows in her footsteps and catches up to her and her friends in the majestic and mys...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

This third, wordless installment (Journey, rev. 9/13; Quest, rev. 9/14) brings the story full circle, beginning and ending in the same city brownstone shown in the first book. While Return can be enjoyed on its own, fans will find rewarding similarities to, and subtle differences from, the other books. As before, a lonely girl draws a door with a red crayon leading her to a steampunk-meets-fantasy kingdom. This time, though, the girl's previously preoccupied father gets up from his drafting table a...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

This third wordless installment (<i>Journey</i>; <i>Quest</i>) brings the story full circle. The father of the lonely girl with a red cr...Log In or Sign Up to Read More