Origami Heart

Author: Binny

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Description

Kabuki is a lovely neat rabbit boy who likes everything to be just so, from his bow tie to his snow pea tea.

But one thing is missing from Kabuki's perfect life: someone to share it with. He must find a way to make a friend in the big, bustling city.

Readers of all ages will fall in love with Kabuki and his lushly illustrated world.

Binny's work in ORIGAMI HEART has won the Illustrators Australia Silver Category (Book - Single) Award 2015.

Critic Reviews

“absolutely stunning - Kids' Book Review on SNEAKY SAM[Binny's] trichromatic illustrations are brimming with primitive creativity - Kirkus on SNEAKY SAM”

absolutely stunning - Kids' Book Review on SNEAKY SAM

[Binny's] trichromatic illustrations are brimming with primitive creativity - Kirkus on SNEAKY SAM

About the Author

Binny (Author, Illustrator)

Binny is an award-winning illustrator and designer whose hand-drawn and playful illustrations can be found widely across the US, UK, Japan and Australia in major children's clothing brands, children's toys, interior design, books, album covers and greeting cards. Binny's illustration career has flowed on from a design background as an agency Art Director and Creative Director and an honours degree in Visual Communications. She is the creator and illustrator of the app SNEAKY SAM. Her authorial debut, ORIGAMI HEART, was published by Hachette in 2016.

To see more of Binny's work, you can follow her on instagram @binnyillustration, on twitter @binnytalib or visit her website at

More on this Book

Kabuki is a lovely neat rabbit boy who likes everything to be just so, from his bow tie to his snow pea tea. But one thing is missing from Kabuki's perfect life: someone to share it with. He must find a way to make a friend in the big, bustling city. Readers of all ages will fall in love with Kabuki and his lushly illustrated world.Binny's work in ORIGAMI HEART has won the Illustrators Australia Silver Category (Book - Single) Award 2015.