"Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day" A medieval carol illustrated by Stefan Salinas available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon (UK, USA, Australia. Europe, etc.). For more information, go to https://www.stefansalinas.com/tomorrow Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tomo... Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/099... (or check in amazon in your country) A treasure for the whole family. In an anonymous Christmas carol from the fourteenth century, Christ himself tells us the story of his life, and he refers to it as a play. God came down from above to dance with us… and he is inviting us to dance with him! The illustrations feature the story as a play, with set and costumes like a drama troupe in Europe in the middle ages would design. And yet they are players on a stage in a contemporary theater. As the narrator is Jesus, so the reader’s point of view in the pictures is Jesus’ (at least the actor playing Jesus). But the inclusion of modern-day audience members may also draw the reader’s sympathy as well. Are we the hero as well as the audience? Employing these devices, the hope is to bring the message of this age-old text into our lives.