Imperfectly Perfect

<p>A thought-provoking picture book inspired by the idea that there is beauty to be cherished in imperfection.</p><p><br></p><p>What is <strong>imperfectly perfect?</strong></p><p>It''s a flower growing from a <strong>cracked</strong> pavement.<br>It''s the memory of a happy time, etched in a <strong>wrinkled</strong> smile.<br>It''s taking something <strong>broken</strong>, mending it with love,<br>and making something new. Something unique.<br>Beautiful. And <strong>imperfectly perfect.</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>A story that cherishes beauty in imperfection.</strong></p><p><br></p><p>With a lyrical, meditative text from Perry Emerson and stunning illustrations from the wonderful Hoang Giang (<em>The Christmas Department Store</em>) this book explores what it means to be perfect through the eyes of a little girl at a tumultuous time in her relationship with her older brother. With a powerful message that lingers beyond the final page, <em>Imperfectly Perfect </em>encourages readers to embrace imperfection, whether in physical objects or in a more metaphorical way, as part of the unique beauty of the world around us. This uplifting picture book is the ideal companion for readers of <em>The Most Magnificent Thing</em> by Ashley Spires, <em>What Do You See When You Look at a Tree?</em> by Emma Carlisles and <em>The Station Cat</em> by Stephen Hogtun.</p>