The Wildest Thing by Emily Winfield MartinWhat would you do if you let the wild in? Eleanor loved wild things. Every wing and wild sprout. There was something wild inside of her, waiting to come out With gorgeous illustrations, this book is the ideal addition to any bedtime reading routine or read aloud. The Wildest Thing beautifully expresses a timeless message about little ones unleashing their inner "wild" and encouraging their budding imagination and unique individuality. Review Quotes: "

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Contemplative and stirring--definitely for wonderers

It is rightly considered a Christian classic

(Stephanie Anderson

She has always felt an attraction to drawing and art

The Jacket (a New York Times Notable Children's Book)

Emily invites us to remember what it feels like to twirl--to be who we already are and to know the delight of our Father

The small daisy would rather be in the neighbor's beautiful garden filled with lilies and roses than in George's untamed yard

Michael Card has recorded over 31 albums

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Sudyka's opaque watercolors are as engaging as the text