Who Hides in the Park

by Warabe Aska

Stanley Park, Vancouver, may well be the most marvelous city park in the world, as well as the most beautiful. What other hides so many creatures, living and legendary, for visitors to search out and dream on? The setting is fabulous: almost an island surrounded by ocean where giant forests, trails, and totem poles evoke the spirit of the Coast Salish Indians who once lived there. Every tree, rock, lake, and lagoon suggests the kind of mystery that children love.

A multilingual featuring text in English, French, Japanese, and Chinese.

36 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1986

Reviews

[Ume Hermanski · Rating 4 out of 5]

Art has semi-hidden images mixed into nature scenes, very lovely.

[Capn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pure nostalgia. Take it with you on a trip to Beautiful Vancouver

[Ryuko]

Warabe is a dear friend and fellow artist... his intricacy in his paintings is incredible.