As a huge fan of both the Little People, Big Dreams series as well as Yayoi Kusama, I was thrilled to see a book in the series dedicated to her.
As always, María Isabel Sánchez Vegara did a wonderful job connecting all the dots (ha!) in Yayoi Kusama's life and explain it in a way that caters to children and adults alike. The illustrations are equally lovely.

One thing I love these books is often times you are learning about people in history right along with your kids! I hate to say that I didn’t know much about Yayoi Kusama before reading this but I’m so glad my daughter and I had the chance to read this together. She is very interested in art and loves to read about how people became known for their talent. Hearing Kusamas struggle as a child and adult led to a great conversation. The illustrations were beautiful as always.