The Robin and the Fir Tree Morgan's Bibles

The Robin and the Fir Tree Morgan's BiblesThe Fir Tree grows in a forest far away from the bustle of towns. It is a beautiful place, but he dreams of the excitement of the outside world. His friend the Robin tells him stories of the places she has seen and the forest animals dress him up with berries and leaves, but he is still not happy. One day he is cut down and taken away to be a beautiful Christmas tree in the middle of town. He thinks this is everything he ever wanted, but what will

Handwoven into seven small segments of dangling green jade beads

and a remarkable sensitivity for the human condition

Drawing on extensive research

With a foreword by David Attenborough

Hieroglyphics fell out of use after the fourth century CE as Egypt transitioned to Christianity and the Greek and Coptic scripts replaced it

Rose petals strewn along the wedding aisle mark the evolution into womanhood and marriage

Made in the USA

The foundation of all figurative work is the life study of the human form

This behind-the-scenes exploration features colorful and quirky double page spreads that depict every stage in the life of a book

She turns ambulances into bookmobiles and trains the first French female librarians

death metal band names and designer dresses

features a sentence in French "Un livre est un ami qui ne change jamais" that translates in English to "A book is a friend that never changes"