Long before pencils, paper, or museums, a child sees pictures hiding in the world. Animal shapes appear in clouds, shadows, rocks, and the walls of a cave, but no one else can see them the way he does.
Set more than thirty thousand years ago, this imaginative picture book wonders how the first drawing might have happened. A young artist wants to share what is inside his mind, and a simple mark becomes a discovery that changes how people can communicate.
Mordicai Gerstein blends prehistoric life, cave art, and creative wonder in a story that speaks directly to young makers. It is a strong choice for readers curious about art, early humans, and the first sparks of imagination.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
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