All at Once the Onion

<p>It turns out that when you peel an onion you get not only an essential ingredient for flavorful cuisine but also a timeless tale for children and adults alike. Put yourself in the skillful hands of Theresa May as she transports you with words and colors to a land where Onion lives breathes and flies! </p><p>-Lorraine Anderson author of <em>Slow Cook Solar: Sun-Baked Meals Good for People and Planet</em></p><p></p><p>Sometimes your dreams can be so big so vast that you get scared! But every dream you have lifts you up even if it is just a dream. </p><p>-Millie Amos Killingsworth artist (age I0)</p><p></p><p><em>All at Once the Onion</em> is another delightful picture book in the style of the author's <em>becoming BlueCorn</em>. This time a yellow onion holds galaxies within its layers. A book </p><p> to remind us of the wonders of our worlds right here on planet Earth!</p><p>-Nicoli Ann Bailey astrological consultant</p><p></p><p>Wildly original ... I want to go right back and read it again for new layers of meaning! This is my favorite kind of art: inviting friendly magically beautiful and emotionally impactful. </p><p>-Susan Strick musician and vocal artist</p><p></p><p>These whimsical watercolors remind us to find wonder in the everyday. Even the humble onion can rise up calling us to awaken our imaginations and dream. A story filled with the magic of possibility.</p><p>-Eric Braman author of <em>Bury Me in Cherry Blossoms </em></p><p></p><p><em>All at Once the Onion</em> celebrates simple beauties: an onion and autumn leaves. This onion's journey takes us to the stars and back again reminding us to dream </p><p> big reach for the stars but don't forget where your home is!</p><p>-Marta Lu Clifford (Chinook Cree Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde) co-author of BlueJay's Canoe</p>