Elise is tall. Very tall. Too tall to play with dolls. So tall that she often has her head in the clouds. And so tall that she is often clumsy. It’s difficult for her to find her place‚ at school and at home. She would very much like for people to realize that deep inside‚ she’s still a little girl.
Once again‚ we find Sybille Delacroix’s delicate pencil stroke and subtle use of color. A magnificent work of art in service of an emotion–packed story.
Evoking aptly with very few words the emotions of childhood‚ such is the wager brilliantly taken up by Sibylle Delacroix.