The Imaginary Alphabet by Sylvie Daigneault

A picture book that brings the alphabet to life

Image | The Imaginary Alphabet

(Pajama Press)

Agile alligators attempting an arabesque are just the beginning of this alphabetical adventure. Keep your eyes sharp and you might just spot the accordion, apple trees, and acorns hiding in the art. When you've read about the sleepy sloths swinging by the sea, stick around to spy the sailboat, snorkel, and sandals too.
In The Imaginary Alphabet, whimsical art brings the alphabet to life. Keen-eyed readers and listeners of all ages will enjoy finding everything there is to discover in each fantastical scene. Do you think you found it all? The book ends with a long list of every hidden detail.
Bookended by endpapers adorned with each jewellike illustrated letter, The Imaginary Alphabet is a mesmerizing book for word-lovers and art and animal enthusiasts everywhere.
(From Pajama Press)
The Imaginary Alphabet is for ages 5 to 10.
Sylvie Daigneault is a Toronto-based writer and illustrator. She is the illustrator of 15 books, which include The Good Garden by Katie Smith Milway, the Bruno series which she also wrote, and Sarah Saw a Blue Macaw by Jo Ellen Bogart.