What color is the wind?

"Wind, what color is it?" One day, a child who couldn't see asked a question.

But what color is the wind?

Ann's book, with its sparkling poetry, reveals the ineffable touch richly and delicately, thus leading us into an invisible world.

Regarding the reason for creating this book, Ann said, it was because a little boy who could not see asked her "what color is the wind?" She wanted to try to answer. There can be a thousand answers to this question, and there is no answer to this question. This answer can be all-encompassing, imposing, but calm.

The little giant set out early in the morning to find the wind and its color. During the journey, he met an old dog, an elephant, a mountain, a window, a clear stream, an apple, a bird... Each of them gave their own answers, each answer It's all different.

As the story unfolds, the more we see, the more we realize that words and images are not enough to express everything. For this search touches something that cannot be seen with the eyes.

In the end, when the pages of the book are turned, the bursts of breath, the breeze blowing in between breaths, who can say that this is not the color of the wind?

Ann Epper endowed this book with dense and rich feelings, and the collage of different materials and various printing techniques further enriched the author's expression, opening a door for us to a unique feeling—especially when you close the book. When you close your eyes.

This is a picture book that allows you to magnify your subtle feelings. It is created for every little giant on this planet, for everyone who is open-minded and willing to believe in the magic of picture books.