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
12×12 Challenge
Tag Archives: onomatopoeia
red sled – Perfect Picture Book Friday
Title: red sled Written and illustrated by: Lita Judge Published by: Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 2011 Themes/Topics: sledding, animals, onomatopoeia Suitable for ages: 3-5 Fiction, 32 pages Opening: Scrinch, scrunch, scrinch, scrunch, scrinch, scrunch Synopsis: Almost wordless book of the nighttime animal … Continue reading
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Tagged Lita Judge, mentor text, onomatopoeia, picture books, red sled, sledding, snow, teacher resources, winter
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Bear’s Big Break-fast – Onomatopoeia Contest
Here’s the final story for the Write Routine’s first zesty onomatopoeia slinging food-fight and I believe winners will be chosen today. Do check out a list of all the entries here. BEAR’S BIG BREAK-FAST “I think he’s waking!” whispered Mouse. … Continue reading
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Tagged children's story, food-fight, hibernation, Marcie Colleen, onomatopoeia, short story, woodland animals, Write Routine
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