Dinner at Magritte's

Reach for this book when your child starts questioning the rules of reality or expresses a budding interest in art and creative expression. It is a perfect choice for the young dreamer who finds the ordinary world a bit too predictable and needs permission to let their imagination run wild. The story follows young Pierre as he visits the homes of surrealist icons Rene Magritte and Salvador Dali. Through Pierre's eyes, a simple dinner party becomes an exploration of the impossible, where clocks melt and apples float in mid-air. It is a whimsical introduction to art history that celebrates the joy of seeing the world through a different lens. While it is ideally suited for elementary-aged children, the vibrant and bizarre imagery will captivate any child who delights in the 'what if' of life.