…children’s literature, Alex’s philosophy is refreshingly straightforward: “Ultimately, I don’t think there is such a thing as ‘balancing’ cultural authenticity with universal appeal. If a story is authentic, and told… …
…it is our beloved Rainbow Fish, our multilingual program, or our growing Spanish list, we have confidence in her leadership and her ability to find new, creative ways to bring… …
…picture book is a process and I know that eventually I will get there. Having a block is just another step on the way. And if this step would not… …
…highlight is the guestbook. Can you recognize the artist of this entry? Whose little mouse is this? While in Zürich, I also have the opportunity to explore the city. Of… …
…they see is a bald-headed, tattooed man who weighs 100 kilos [about 220 lbs] and is good for nothing except describing his work routine and, at best, belching and farting. They… …
…David Bowles, translator of El Pez Arcoíris Signing Aisle #11 Thursday, April 3 8:00 – 9:00 am Panel- 2 is Better Than 1: Bilingual Books for Kids Featuring Baptiste Paul,… …
…by.” In this interview, conducted by Blatter, Józef discusses growing up during World War II, the curiosity that drives his artistic styles, and the influence of nature on his stories… …
…defends their own and believes that theirs is correct. So who is right? Rebecca: It’s this powerful need that people feel to assert themselves. Simon: Right from the start, the… …
Interview with Dave Szalay, illustrator of The True Story of Zippy Chippy– The Little Horse That Couldn’t Zippy Chippy is descended from the leading legends of horse racing. He is… …