Jackie Morris Bücher

Eine geheimnisvolle Schöne schwebt auf dem Rücken eines blauen Fisches durch die Lüfte, der weise Bär wacht über ihre Träume, und ein Fuchs tanzt mit ihr in der Winternacht: »Die Winterkönigin« lädt uns ein, ihr paradiesisches Reich zu betreten und einzutauchen in eine Welt voller Schönheit und Harmonie. Jackie Morris hat Erinnerungen und Träume verwoben zu einer magischen Landschaft, in der wir unserer Phantasie freien Lauf lassen können. Und damit ein Buch geschaffen, das Freund und Begleiter ist, sowie ein Rückzugsort für unsere Seele, an dem wir Frieden finden. Ausstattung: durchgehend illustriert

Die junge Eepersip sehnt sich nach Freiheit in der Natur und läuft von zu Hause weg, um in der Wildnis zu leben. Trotz der Traurigkeit ihrer Eltern und ihrer Rückkehr in ein sicheres Zuhause lässt sie sich nicht aufhalten und folgt erneut ihrem Herzen ins Freie.

Neue Interpretation der Noah-Geschichte Gott will eine große Flut über die Erde schicken und nur Noah, seine Familie und die Tiere auf der Arche bewahren. Als Herr Noah den Auftrag erhält, fängt er erst einmal an zwei Listen zu schreiben: eine für all die Tiere, die an Bord kommen sollen und eine für die - wie er sie nennt - lästigen Wesen, die er unbedingt zurücklassen will. In der Zwischenzeit ist auch Frau Noah beschäftigt. Sie packt ihre Nähmaschine aus und fängt an zu nähen. Aber nicht - wie Herr Noah meint - schöne Vorhänge für seine Arche - nein, sie näht einen großen Mantel mit vielen, vielen Taschen, und als der Mantel fertig ist, zieht sie ihn an und geht hinaus in den Wald, bevor sie sich auf die Arche begibt. Die Tiere kommen an Bord, die Arche segelt los und Frau Noah erzählt an Bord Geschichten von Drachen und Einhörnern, Greifen, dem Phönix und all den anderen mythischen Kreaturen. Als die Arche endlich wieder Land findet, zieht Frau Noah wieder ihren Mantel an. Und - o Wunder - aus seinen Taschen schlüpfen Drachen und Einhörner, Greife und all die phantastischen Tiere, die Herr Noah so gern los geworden wäre. Herr Noah hat das Leben gerettet, Frau Noah aber die Welt der Fantasie

Frau Noah gestaltet ihr Zuhause! Frau Noah hat die Kraft der Fantasie durch die Flut gerettet. Angekommen in der neuen Heimat gestaltet sie zusammen mit den Kindern ihr Zuhause. Sie pflanzen und säen und Frau Noah lehrt die Kinder, dass das Wachsen Geduld braucht. Welche Wunder Wirklichkeit werden, wenn man dem Leben seine Zeit lässt, dass zeigt sich in der Mittsommernacht! Ein neues wunderschön illustriertes Abenteuer mit Frau Noah und ihrem geheimnisvollen Mantel. Wunderschön illustriert und liebevoll erzählt Eine einzigartige Weiterzählung von "Frau Noahs Mantel" Eine Parabel zu Wachstum und Werden "Das besondere Bilderbuch" Ausstattung: durchgängig vierfarbig gestaltet

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This is an anthology of classic poems from the English literary tradition. It traces our journey through life with a blend of humour and playfulness, poignancy and nostalgia. It contains the works of some of the finest poets in the English language.

From internationally bestselling author Jackie Morris and award-winning illustrator Cathy Fisher, a beautiful gift book with the resonance of a legend and a passion for the wild world

Dieser Band versammelt die »Zaubersprüche« Robert Macfarlanes: Beschwörungen, Schutz- und Abwehrzauber, Segenssprüche, Wiegenlieder und Zungenbrecher, lauter verwunschene Worte, die eine Schleiereule, einen Fuchs oder ganze Wälder in unsere Wahrnehmung zu zaubern vermögen – und damit jene Wesen herbeirufen, mit denen wir, oft ohne es zu wissen, unseren Lebensraum teilen. So wird es möglich, mit Schwalben durch die Lüfte zu schießen, einer Robbe ins Meer zu folgen, mit Eulenohren zu hören und mit den Augen einer Eiche den Wald zu schauen. Und wer sich darauf einlässt, darf vielleicht sogar erleben, wie ganze Mottenschwärme aus den Seiten aufsteigen. So lehrreich wie ein Naturführer und so mitreißend wie ein Märchen, feiern die Zaubersprüche die Wunder der so nahen und uns doch so fernen Welt – und die Macht der Sprache, die diese, laut lesend oder leise murmelnd, zu beschwören weiß. Ein von Jackie Morris prachtvoll illustriertes Buch, das im handlichen Format eine unwiderstehliche Magie entfaltet.

This book is not meant to be read from cover to cover. It is a book for dreamers. Slight of word, rich of image, its purpose is to ease the soul.The paintings between these covers were worked in the between times, an unwinding of the soul, when the pressures of work were too much. Dreams and wishes are the inspiration at times like this. Threaded through the curious world of The Unwinding are words, slight and lyrical. Their aim is to set the reader s mind adrift from the troubles of our times, into peaceful harbours where imagination can stretch, where quiet reflection can bring peace.The Unwinding is designed to be a companion, a talisman to be turned to again and again and a place of respite from an increasingly frantic and complex world.

A gorgeously illustrated and extended version of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, by the Kate Greenaway Medal-winning co-author of The Lost Words

An Accordion Book doesn't open, it unfolds. One side is filled with beautiful watercolour images of an animal: sometimes in motion, sometimes at rest. The other is filled with text - poems, descriptions, invocations - inspired by the same animal. Together they work as spells to summon the animal's spirit. Jackie Morris has painted them using antique watercolours, some from boxes which hadn't been opened for over 150 years, woken from their slumber with a single drop of water. Fox and *Otter are the first two Accordions in a series that will go on to include Hare, {:: }Owl, *{:: }*Hound *and *Cat *among many others.

"The illustrations were commissioned Christmas card designs for the charity Help Musicians UK, produced at a rate of one painting a year ... the stories are a series of lullabies for adults"--Introduction.

From the acclaimed illustrator of The Lost Words, a personal selection of over 40 traditional nursery rhymes, superbly illustrated in watercolour

A reissue of the classic book by the Kate Greenaway Medal-winning author and illustrator Jackie Morris

"The amazing story of a peregrine falcon rescued from the sea off the remote coast of west Wales. Jackie Morris tells the story of how her friend Ffion Rees nursed the Falcon back to life and back to the wild--it's about the bond which grew between the two. The story is told by international author and illustrator Jackie Morris, who lives in this remote part of Pembrokeshire, in west Wales. Jackie describes the risks, triumphs, and above all the trust which developed between the pair and which formed the basis of the falcon's path to back to health and back to the freedom of the wild. Beautifully illustrated throughout with photographs, drawings, sketches and magnificent paintings by Jackie. A must for birdwatchers, art lovers, and romantics alike."-- Amazon.com

Sail away to dreamland! As you journey through the night, you will meet all kinds of curious and magical creatures. An ideal bedtime read, it encourages children to dream and imagine, with beautiful illustrations and high production

Feather, Leaf, Bark & Stone is a book of poems and meditations with a difference. More than a hundred short texts have been typed onto small squares of gold leaf, then photographed. These pieces are arranged in a sequence which culminates in a glorious final section made up of texts typed directly onto leaves, bark and feathers. Jackie started to write the pieces shortly after her father died, and for the first time ever she found herself unable to paint. The words grew out of her grief and, guided by her deep intimacy with the natural world, these objects emerged to fill the space her paintings had left behind. This book is full of the light and wind that fills the Pembrokeshire coast where it was crafted, each page anchored to the landscape by the mechanical rhythm of Jackie's antique typewriters. The result is a collection of individual artworks to be both looked at and read. It is poetry re-imagined by a visual artist; words transformed back into their original function as images. Feather, Leaf, Bark & Stone announces a new departure for Jackie Morris and confirms her as an artist and writer at the peak of her power.

An Accordion Book doesn't open, it unfolds. One side is filled with beautiful watercolour images of an animal: sometimes in motion, sometimes at rest. The other is filled with text - poems, descriptions, invocations - inspired by the same animal. Together they work as spells to summon the animal's spirit. Jackie Morris has painted them using antique watercolours, some from boxes which hadn't been opened for over 150 years, woken from their slumber with a single drop of water. Fox and *Otter are the first two Accordions in a series that will go on to include Hare, {:: }Owl, *{:: }*Hound *and *Cat *among many others.

From the moment she saw him, the girl knew the bear had come for her. How many times had she dreamed of him? Now, here he was, as if spelled from her dreams. This encounter marks the beginning of a long and extraordinary journey. At the bear's secret palace in faraway mountains, she is treated courteously but troubled by the bear's unfathomable sadness. As the bear's secret unravels, another adventure unfolds, which takes her to the homes of the four winds and beyond, to the castle east of the sun, west of the moon. In this new edition of Jackie Morris's captivating picture book, the acclaimed writer and artist retells this classic Norwegian fairy tale - a mysterious story of love, loyalty and freedom. "Beautiful, lyrical and lovely." Joanne Harris on The Wild Swans "Jackie Morris does more than tell a story; she conjures glorious landscapes of the heart." Meg Rosoff For The Unwinding: "A quiet masterpiece . . . a love story, a hope story, a story out of time, out of stricture, out of the narrow artificial bounds by which we try to contain the wild wonderland of reality because we are too frightened to live wonder-stricken." Maria Popova, Brain Pickings "The tales feel like half-remembered dreams, peopled with fairytale characters and magnificent creatures." Rebecca Armstrong, i Paper Best Books of 2020

A beautiful new picture book in the bestselling Mrs Noah series, in which Mrs Noah brings song back into the world and shows the children how to listen - and sing

A follow-up to the acclaimed Mrs Noah's Pockets - Mrs Noah plants a new garden, and Mr Noah gets a surprise

This postcard box features Jackie's beautiful paintings on the front and inspirational quotes, spells, or poems on the back. It includes space for personal messages, encouraging the sharing of peace and beauty. Designed to inspire and soothe, it's both an elegant work of art and a practical tool for connection.

"At last all were gathered inside the ark. It heaved with animals, large and small. Mrs Noah wore a brand-new coat, with a hood and a cape - and very deep pockets. Lots of pockets."When Mr Noah builds the ark, he makes two lists - one for all the animals who will come on board and one for those troublesome creatures he will leave behind. Meanwhile, Mrs Noah gets out her sewing machine and makes a coat with very deep pockets. Lots of pockets.