Gorgeous words and stunning illustrations combine in a book for anyone
aged 8-80, by internationally renowned paper-cut artist. This is a story
about a prince. He lived in a palace that seemed to have been specially
designed to make someone who already felt small feel even smaller. He
rarely saw his parents, who were always busy being the King and Queen;
and, unlike other children, the Prince never spent time dreaming about
what he would be when he grew up because he knew that when his father
died, he would become King. It was his destiny. The only person who
treated the Prince like a normal child was the Bootman. Understanding
that everyone needs something to call their own, the Bootman gave the
Prince a pen with invisible ink and a special flashlight that allowed
him to create a world that only he could see. One night, as the Prince
was drawing on the curtains that surrounded his bed, he noticed a small
hole and beyond that a trapdoor, which led to the attic. And in the
attic he found a window and a way to sneak out of the palace and
experience the real world. The Invisible Kingdom is an exquisite book
about a small boy, a big imagination, and learning to be your own
person.