"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!