Joyful memories remain intact like a dab of honey on a spoon. Both are slow to drift away and resistant to removal. Although my sons are adults, I have sweet recollections of our summer excursions to nearby libraries and bookstores. My children strolled through the maze of … [Read more...]
Words, Illustrations or Both?
If you’re looking for a picture book that sheds light on a notable person from the 19th- 20th century, consider tracking down, Gandhi, by Demi (Margaret K. McElderry Books, 2001). Not only would I recommend reading this book, I would also urge you to find other nonfiction and … [Read more...]
Traveling Back in Time- History Colorado Center
Traveling to another place and time is a history buff's dream. Now Coloradoans and visitors to the state can simulate this experience by visiting the new History Colorado Center located in downtown Denver. … [Read more...]
Intergenerational Picture Books-India
Kashmira uses her childhood memories growing up on the west coast of India to create charming picture books that focus on two different aspects of life in India. In Monsoon Afternoon (by Kashmira Sheth and illustrated by Yoshiko Jaeggi, Peachtree Publishers 2007) the reader … [Read more...]
Award Winning Picture Book- India
Are there any award winning picture books that highlight India? One picture book hit the lottery for American recognition. Finders Keepers? A True Story in India, by Robert Arnett and illustrated by SmitaTurakhia (Atman Press, 2003) is stunning, not only in its … [Read more...]
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