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'Chicago Treasure' storybook gives local children fairytale experience, benefits Glenview nonprofit

A young girl is transformed into the Little Mermaid in this scene from “Chicago Treasure,” a new book that will raise money to support The Chicago Lighthouse North in Glenview. Photo submitted
Co-author Larry Broutman signs a copy of “Chicago Treasure” for Neveah Woods, who is featured in the book as Goldilocks. Photo by Othervertical for The Chicago Lighthouse
Neveah Woods plays the part of Goldilocks in a scene from “Chicago Treasure,” a new children’s storybook that will support The Chicago Lighthouse. Photo submitted
Zoe Engels, Editorial Intern
3:00 am CDT July 26, 2019
Jack helping Jill climb up the hill while a young, modern Cinderella beams as Prince Charming slides the glass slipper onto her foot. Chicagoans walking through 19th and 20th century France in paintings by Jean Beraud and Gustave Caillebotte.

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