It’s Not Always Black or White - Designed and illustrated by Kate Knapp, Kate shines some light on some of life's dark dilemmas!
A 172 page collection of feathery drawings and winged words.
Life isn’t always clear and simple, cut and dried, open and shut, nor straight up and down.
Life isn’t always black and white. There are many shades of grey. Colours too. And the road to the rainbow has many a twist and turn.
Yes, the world can be a funny old place at times.
But hey - it’s the only one we have. So we’d best put on our best smiles, and put our best feet forward.
This adorable book resonates with so many readers, making it an all time favourite.
Other Publications by Kate Knapp:
Affirmation cards: A Box of Birds
Affirmation cards: A Whisper of Whiskers
Affirmation cards: Seeds of Truth
Affirmation cards: Words from the Birds
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