Absolutely beautiful and incredibly poetry

I am regularly admiration of children's books illustrators but this is the first time I find an album, accessible from 3 years old, so beautiful. It's not stylized like books by Chris Haughton, Edouard Manceau or even Audrey Poussier, I also appreciate, but very descriptive, so just.

I love this fisherman's house that looks like a shack, bearded dad and imposing, this stretch of beach so beautiful and wild, this tranquil sea sometimes black and sometimes tumultuous, gulls in the sky and Noah, this little boy lonely a baby whale that collects time of a day.

This album is poetic with few phrases, concise enough to express this beautiful story and my children have happily adopted Noah "and the father of Noah" very quickly.
A story that I do not tire of reading and rereading them. A huge heart stroke.

Note that the book is of great format, which showcases the landscapes, but the pages are quite fragile. For toddlers, so distrust.