A wonderful introduction to the enormously gifted artist, with a great moustache, Salvador Dali (which is the name of the artist, not his moustache, although I would not be surprised if the opposite is equally true). Fascinating man, well done writing and drawings, a captivating introduction to a fascinating, and truly creative spirit!

I really enjoy the books in this series and I was delighted to pick up this new release in the series on Salvador Dali.

The book has some great illustrations that helped bring the story of Salvador to life.

The book is a great overview on how he got in to his painting style and what inspired him.

It is 5 stars from me for this one, very highly recommended and a great addition to the Little People, BIG Dreams series!

Another fabulous instalment in the incomparable ‘Little People Big Dreams’ series - this time focused on Salvador Dalí! The illustrations were surreal and wonderful and I can really imagine my god-daughter being captivated by the details, colours and shapes. I enjoyed the message that your imagination may be the secret to your success and that standing out is no bad thing.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance digital copy for review consideration!

"Salvador Dalí" by María Isabel Sánchez Vegara is part of the "Little People, Big Dreams" series, aimed at introducing young readers to influential figures in a simplified and engaging way. The book presents Dalí's life and achievements in a child-friendly manner, highlighting his unique artistic style and contributions to surrealism. With vibrant illustrations and concise text, it offers a captivating glimpse into Dalí's world, making it accessible and enjoyable for children while inspiring curiosity about art and creativity.

What a great book for such an unique artist. I adore the Little People Big Dreams series and this is definitely worth looking at!

I love the Little People, Big Dreams series and thought this made a great, new addition. I thought the message to believe in yourself and dare to dream was really inspiring and as usual with this series, I like that the author focusses on the characteristics which lead to the subject's success rather than just focusing on career achievements. Dalí's story is told in a clear, concise manner which could be understood by children of all ages as well as providing older readers with an overview of the artist's life. I liked that a brief biography and photographs are included in the back of the book as well as ideas for further reading.

I wasn't keen on the illustrative style in this book however it didn't detract from the story. The style does lean into the surrealist style that is synonymous with Dalí so I understand why it was chosen however it isn't my personal favourite.

Overall I love this series and thought this was a great addition!