Thank You HAGGARD Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt

survive near-certain death

But after a sheltered upbringing

a scholar both shrewd and reckless

But two people who seem destined to be together can still be torn apart by fear and violence

Thank You HAGGARD Eleanor RooseveltWith inviting collage illustrations, Jarvis brings his singular whimsy and sweetness to a musing on gratitude that spans the ages. I thank my hat for stopping my thoughts from floating up, up, and away. I thank the cloud for the puddles. The moon brings nighttime, and the sun the day. With no yellow and blue, wed be a world without green lights, and without itches wed never know the relief of a scratch. From oversized plants that offer hiding places