Neverwinter Snapdragon
Neverwinter Snapdragon
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This quilling piece is a labor of love, meticulously handcrafted with passion and precision, resulting in a unique and mesmerizing work of art. From delicate floral arrangements to intricate aquatic patterns, every design is infused with creativity and attention to detail, creating a visual feast for the senses. Whether adorning your walls or given as a heartfelt gift, our quilling art pieces are sure to evoke wonder and admiration for the beauty of this ancient art form.
About the Book:
"Jean qui grogne et Jean qui rit" is a children's
novel by the French author Comtesse
de Ségur, first published in 1863. Part of her
extensive children's literature, this story
follows two cousins: Jean who grumbles
and Jean who laughs, showcasing their contrasting
personalities. "Jean qui grogne"
embodies pessimism and complaint, while
"Jean qui rit" exudes cheerfulness and positivity.
Comtesse de Ségur uses their interactions
to teach valuable lessons about maintaining
a positive outlook, finding joy, and
how attitude impacts relationships and happiness.
This timeless tale remains beloved by
young readers for its endearing narrative.
This copy of "Jean qui grogne et Jean qui
rit” was printed in 1920 France and transformed
into a new piece of artwork by Book
Birdies in 2023.
novel by the French author Comtesse
de Ségur, first published in 1863. Part of her
extensive children's literature, this story
follows two cousins: Jean who grumbles
and Jean who laughs, showcasing their contrasting
personalities. "Jean qui grogne"
embodies pessimism and complaint, while
"Jean qui rit" exudes cheerfulness and positivity.
Comtesse de Ségur uses their interactions
to teach valuable lessons about maintaining
a positive outlook, finding joy, and
how attitude impacts relationships and happiness.
This timeless tale remains beloved by
young readers for its endearing narrative.
This copy of "Jean qui grogne et Jean qui
rit” was printed in 1920 France and transformed
into a new piece of artwork by Book
Birdies in 2023.