Aaron Becker started drawing picture books at the age of eight. After many years of practice, he published his first wordless picture book, Journey, which was named a Caldecott Honor Book, and completed the trilogy with Quest and Return. He is also the author-illustrator of the wordless picture book, A Stone for Sascha. Find him online at storybreathing.com and on Twitter as @storybreathing.
[Aaron Becker's] beautiful, super-detailed artwork is the perfect igniter of class discussion as children are empowered to think and decide where the story might go. […] Becker’s books are a breath of fresh air in a shouty market that is so often overrun with crude digital printouts […] As with the best illustrators, the more you look, the more you see. Another huge achievement. -- Alex O'Connell * The Times * Stunning, thought-provoking wordless picture book. * the Bookseller * I like this book as it is different, it has only pictures. It is nice to spot the tree and river on each page and see how they change when I turn the page. -- Theo age 3 * Kids Book Reviews, Books Up North * This is a book to inspire conversation with young readers. * Books for Keeps *