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Love this one. “Enough is enough and not one stitch more.”

#ForeverNovember Day 15: This book is a lyrical demonstration of the mud, stones, dust, trees that form the foundations and substance of what constitutes the physical structure that make a house. Told in a lilting, almost-ethereal voice with #fog-infused art, it pays tribute to that which came before everything else was built – not so much lost or gone – but transformed into something else entirely. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-iUu

The culture of universally cheap water also means that water systems worldwide rarely charge enough to sustain themselves—whether in Delhi or Washington, DC. They perform worse and worse over time, which not only erodes confidence in the system but also creates resistance to the very price hikes that would help solve the problem.

“Enough is enough and not one stitch more.”

The illustrations made the pages seem cracked and old looking. They were very unique with a lot of things in them.

I loved the illustrations in this book! They had so much depth and showed the characters emotions when the problems arose, and then were solved.

“There is still time.“