Littlelight

When bricks start to go missing from the town of Littlelight, the mayor whips his citizens into a frenzy of aggravation. But when the townspeople find the thief, and her motive, they discover perhaps it is the mayor who is the problem.

Illustrated in moody black and white with dynamic neon highlights, this is a thought-provoking tale of tolerance and acceptance.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘Kelly Canby’s distinctive scribbly illustrations are enjoyably tactile and energetic … With this work, author/illustrator Canby further confirms her reputation as an innovative and thought-provoking storyteller.’ Books+Publishing

‘This little book packs some serious themes about keeping an open mind, staying connected, limiting elected authority, and the power of one person to make a positive difference.’ Magpies

‘Parents, teachers and kids will all find different things to appreciate in this timely and visually striking picture book …’ Weekend West

‘Along with the brilliant artwork, the repetition of text and sophisticated vocabulary is intriguing for curious minds and will leave readers enlightened.’ Kids’ Book Review

‘Striking illustrations complete this quality picture book.’ Pinerolo

‘Littlelight reads like a fairy-tale; this timeless quality gives it an authority and a gravity that suits its serious subject matter, while the resolution and artwork keep it always optimistic.’ Picture Book Parents

‘… a thought-provoking tale of tolerance and acceptance.’ Copyright Australia