Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 1
The black and white format adds to the impact and keeps the focus on the artistic content. Red is the only color used, and it’s the background color of the cover, which is hard and enhances the quality and feel. It also makes the small format easier to handle.
Expect everything from tongue-in-cheek political humor to reminiscent pondering in this small work of art. What’s more amazing is that this little wonder includes work from sixty artists, which was culled from 8,569 original contributions. So, how tiny is tiny? It’s 4″ x 6″ in size. Perfect for a gift or a treat for yourself after a long week.
Wirrow is an interesting and talented person, and the interview that begins the book is an invitation to artists to get involved in the coming editions. Two more books are planned as of this review. Want to hear more about this type of publication and see samples? A short video is included below.
Christmas may be over, but Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Mother’s Day are just around the corner. However, this book isn’t just for women. The men I showed it to loved it and laughed out loud.
The verdict from this reviewer is that The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories is a big success. Congratulations to the artists and producer!
(Penny J. Leisch received a copy of this book for review from the author, publisher, or publicist.)
