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Tag Archives: Children’s books
Janjay – A Story About Water
This year I joined the Board of the Global Water Alliance in Philadelphia and have gotten to see first hand just how extensive a reach the GWA has. So many of our GWA partners are writers, educators, academics, and leaders … Continue reading
Posted in access to water, clean water
Tagged access to clean water, Chantal Victoria Bright, Children's books, mom advice, WASH, water, writers, writing
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The Lee Harper Interview
Lee Harper is a picture book author and illustrator from Doylestown, Pennsylvania best known for his whimsical illustrations for the best-selling Turkey Trouble series and just so happens to be the husband of one of my favorite traveling companions, his … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, back-to-school, blog, book review, books, Children's books, Uncategorized
Tagged author interview, back-to-school, brush with greatness, Children's books, Coyote, David Sedaris, kirkus reviews, Lee Harper, Publishers Weekly, stephen wright, Suzzy Roche, Woolbur, Woolbur Goes to School
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The Emperor’s Cool Clothes
Post three in a three-part series on the art and craft of writing for children: [photo courtesy of Lee Harper] The Emperor’s Cool Clothes The Emperor’s Cool Clothes by Lee Harper is a reimagining of the beloved tale, The Emperor’s … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book review, Children's books, Coyote, illustrator, interview with Lee Harper, kids books, Lee Harper, Snow, Turkey Trouble, Woolbur
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Alex Moves to a New House
Post No. 2 in a series of three posts with three children’s authors dishing on the art and craft of writing for kids. Alex Moves to a New House Justine Bugaj, co-owner of bookscover2cover with a newly launched PR and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Moves to a New House, book review, Children's books, Justine Bugaj, moving, pictures books, plants, transition, vegetables
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Maddy’s Journey
Writing children’s books is hard work. At first blush you think, “cake walk,” but upon closer inspection you realize the attention to detail, the dedication to concision, and the ability to simplify complex ideas so young minds can … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Children's books, grandparents, Maddy's Journey, moving, retirement, retirement communities
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