Tag Archive | picture books
Lisa Bowes – update on a new book
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Here’s Lisa Bowes, author of Lucy Tries Luge, published a year ago and featured on Reading Recommendations in Dec. 2013. Lisa is back to tell us about a new book in her Sports for Kids series of picture books. Lucy Tries Short Track written by Lisa Bowes, illustrated by James…
David Prosser
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
As well as being an author, David Prosser is also a blogger who promotes his fellow authors … and that is how I “met” him when he interviewed me on his barsetshirediaries blog site. I have since read his delightful My Barsetshire Diary, The Daily Events of the Gentry Recorded…
Shelley Arnusch
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Shelley Arnusch What is your latest release and what genre is it? Too Many Teddies, an illustrated children’s book, suitable for ages 2-7. Quick description: Trixie is a little girl with too many teddies! There are so many that she can’t even sleep in her own bed anymore. Even though…
New Kids Picture Book Releases – 8/26/14
Originally posted on BookPeople:
The fall books have started to arrive on the shelves in BookKids! We are getting so many new and great books, that it’s hard to keep up. It’s also very exciting. So starting with this week, we will be sharing that excitement and rounding up all the new kids books that…
Walk, Run, Fly, or Ride: Books about Transportation
Originally posted on BookPeople:
Last month, NPR revealed a new book list called Book Your Trip. It is a list made up of adult and children’s books that feature different modes of transportation. Some books focus on boats, some on horses, and some on miscellaneous methods such as a giant peach and time. NPR’s list…
A Modern First Library List from Chris Barton
Originally posted on BookPeople:
Guest Post by Austin Author Chris Barton ___________________________________ I can’t promise that the titles on my list for Modern First Library will sound as fresh to parents on their twentieth reading as they do on their first one. But in putting my list together, I strove to remember how fun it…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 