Barroux studied photography, art, sculpture and architecture in France at the famous Ecole Estienne and Ecole Boule. He went on to work as an art director in Paris and Montreal. While in Montreal, Barroux began illustrating by creating linocut images and he is now well known for his children's book illustrations.
"Quirky illustrations make this an inspired book to introduce the idea of deforestation to youngsters"', The Bookseller'"Barroux has created a deceptively complex wordless picture book, which encourages children to think carefully about the impact humans have on the environment"', The Bookseller'"You might think this is an animal version of Where's Wally, but it's so much more – and everyone should read the book. Highly recommended"Five Star Review', The BookBag'"A near wordless picture book which powerfully demonstrates the devastating effects of deforestation"', The Guardian'"This book’s zinging visual impact is matched by the power of its environmental message"', The Sunday Times'"Simply stunning…Barroux is definitely one to watch for the future."', The Sun'"Barroux’s illustrations tell a vivid and shocking story about the destruction of the forest"Love Reading 4 Kids Pick of April 2015', Love Reading 4 Kids'"A picture paints a thousand words and never was this more true than with Where’s The Elephant. This incredibly powerful book contains just nine words, but that’s all it needs to put across its message"', Junior Magazine'"There are few words used in this striking book, but it has a lot to say"', Juno Magazine'"A must read for all ages . . . and a springboard for discussion on a vital topic"', Books for Keeps'"A stunning picture book"', Mumsnet'"Clever and subtle, this book introduces de-forestation and its effect on the natural environment in an engaging and fun way"', Dad Info
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