Everybody

von Jim Benton

40 Seiten, Hardcover

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A poignant and playful exploration of what comes next, from bestselling author and illustrator Jim Benton. EVERYBODY is a book for all ages-a heartfelt journey that gently explores what might come after life through the eyes of a curious soul. Originally sparked by a viral cartoon that deeply resonated with fans, this book is an honest and comforting response to a universal question.What Makes This Book Special?With his signature charm and emotional clarity, Jim Benton creates a sacred space for wonder and reflection. This illustrated book invites readers to sit with big questions, find small comforts, and feel a little less alone in their journey. With its themes of hope and renewal, EVERYBODY serves as a meaningful gift for the Easter season, offering a gentle way to discuss life's big mysteries during a time of reflection. The simple, heartfelt story and powerful illustrations make EVERYBODY a quiet but powerful keepsake you'll want to return to again and again.Why You'll Love It-From a Viral Sensation: The book was born from an outpouring of demand, showing how deeply its message resonates with readers.-Quietly Profound: Benton's unique style offers a comforting and accessible way to explore a complex topic.-A Thoughtful Gift: This book is a perfect gift to share with anyone navigating big questions or seeking a moment of peace. It is a beautiful addition to an Easter basket for readers seeking a deeper connection to the holiday's themes.-Universal Comfort: A powerful reminder that we are all in this together, fostering connection and a sense of shared humanity.EVERYBODY is more than a book-it's a heartfelt companion on life's most meaningful journey.

• Themen: Graphic Novel / Comic / Manga / Cartoon Stil, Tradition Comic im europäischen Stil bzw. Tradition Klassischer Comic im europäischen Stil bzw. Tradition
• ISBN: 9781250433916
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 03.02.2026
• Größe: 185 x 135 mm
• Verlag: Odd Dot
• Illustrationen: Jim Benton