Joanna Marple
In my 20's, with only my guitar and a rucksack, I wandered the continents, immersing myself in the lives of some wonderful people, projects and stories, which changed the way I view my responsibility to others and this earth. Right now I'm a European transplant in the US who writes books for children and young adults. Stories can help us not only navigate our world but can connect us to others, and allow us to inspire and help each other. I believe that equity and empathy should be at the core of our all actions, words, and stories. I am also a school librarian and I get a kick out of book-matchmaking! And I use the pronouns she/her.
Diverse Children’s Books
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Tag Archives: Edward Lear
Book Recommendation – Pictured Worlds: Masterpieces of Children’s Book Art by 101 Essential Illustrators from Around the World by Leonard Marcus
Title: Pictured Worlds: Masterpieces of Children’s Book Art by 101 Essential Illustrators from Around the World Author: Leonard S. MarcusPublisher: Abrams, New YorkDate: March 2023Pages: 440Genre: NonfictionThemes: illustrators, children’s book illustrations, history of children’s book illustrations I honestly can’t think of a … Continue reading
Posted in Book recommendation, children's books, Children's literature, Illustrators, librarian, nonfiction, Picture Books, Resources for children's writers and illustrators
Tagged children's literature historian, Edward Lear, evolution of illustrated children's books, history of children's books, illustrators of children's books, Ivan Bilibin, Kate Greenaway, Leonard S Marcus, Maurice Sendak, Mo Willems, Randolph Caldecott
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Illustrator Interview with Hazel Mitchell
It is a great delight for me to introduce you to a gifted communicator today, whether that be: orally, writing, painting, sketching, or playing the penny whistle! I remember seeing some photos last spring, that Hazel had posted on a … Continue reading
Posted in art, Illustrators, Interview
Tagged Anastasia Suen, Arthur C Clarke. Quentin Blake, Asimov, Austen, Bronte’s, Dickens, digital art, Edward Lear, EH Shepherd, Hazel Mitchell, Illustrator interview, Isaac Evans, Kate Greenway, photoshop, Pixel Shavings, Raymond Briggs, SCBWI, Spike Milligan’s silly poems and Hillaire Belloc. Later Alan Garner, Winnie the Pooh, Yorkshire
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