Book Review of Two Lists for ChristmasSponsored | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Created by Lisa Pieterse-Carson Illustrated by Ethan Roffler Ages 1-9 | 28 Pages Publisher: Doing Stuff Creative LLC | ISBN-13: 9781737389200 What to Expect: […]
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Name: Matt Cosgrove Describe your illustration style in ten words or less.My illustration style adapts to suit the story best. What items are an essential part of your creative space?A flat surface and good light are the essentials. A comfy […]
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Roblox Presents the Twenty One Pilots Concert Experience https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYBA01ifrxo
Read more →![[Nonfiction Wednesday] Exploring The Universe In An Egg Cell](https://gatheringbooks.files.wordpress.com/2021/01/typorama-9.png?w=300&h=300 "[Nonfiction Wednesday] Exploring The Universe In An Egg Cell")
Myra here. We are delighted to dedicate our Wednesdays to featuring nonfiction titles, as per usual. We would also be linking our nonfiction choices with our reading themes throughout the year, when we can. Our reading theme for July-September is […]
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The Children’s Book Review Interview in partnership with Mary Jane Begin, author of Ping Meets Pang Mary Jane Begin is an award-winning illustrator and author of numerous children’s books, and professor in the Illustration Department at Rhode Island School of […]
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Book Review of Ping Meets PangSponsored | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Ping Meets Pang Written and Illustrated by Mary Jane Begin Ages 3-8 | 36 Pages Publisher: Wyatt-MacKenzie | ISBN-13: 9781948018876 What to Expect: Difference, inclusivity, […]
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What a wonderful anytime story Babies at the Billabong is! A walk through the Australian bush is reason for celebration. There is so much to see and learn about; tall trees, flowered bushes and baby animals playing in their natural […]
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Witches of Brooklyn: What the Hex?! by Sophie Escabasse Review Copy from RH Graphic My only complaint about Witches of Brooklyn was that it left me wanting more. Now, a year and a week later, the next book in the series […]
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An interview with Beth FerryThe Children’s Book Review In this episode, I talk with Beth Ferry, the author of several picture books, including the NYT-bestselling picture book Stick and Stone (2015), illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld. Beth says: Words, to me, […]
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Illustrator Carmen Mok has been on my radar for a long time now, as every book she works on has a tendency to feel inviting and personable. I feel super lucky to have had the chance to pick her brain […]
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