Woo hoo! It’s Perfect Picture Book Friday!
(Okay, I realize at this hour it is practically Saturday – apologies for the late posting – but we’re still sliding in under the wire! 😊)
This seems like a good week for a book that makes you laugh, so that’s what I picked!
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Welcome to another Book Birthday Tuesday Debut!
I’m delighted to be able to introduce Robin Hall and her beautiful debut, THE LITTLEST WEAVER!
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Happy Perfect Picture Book Friday, Everyone!
Today I am very happy to share my friend Laura Sassi‘s new book! Laura has a whole shelf full of lovely books, many of which I have reviewed here (including Little Ewe and Love Is Kind and Goodnight Ark) and I recommend them all! 😊
Continue readingI have no idea where this week went, but somehow it’s Friday!
Thank goodness! 😊
Because Friday means Perfect Picture Books!
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Welcome to Tuesday Debut, Everyone!
Today’s debut-ess is bringing us a wonderful Armenian tale, and I know you’re all just as excited as I am to hear all about this book and how she came to write it and get it published!
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Welcome to Perfect Picture Book Friday!
I had another book lined up for today when I discovered this one and had to choose it instead!
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It’s another Book Birthday Tuesday Debut, fellow readers and writers! You know what that means!
Confetti! Balloons! CAKE!
Welcome back to Perfect Picture Book Friday!
I hope you all had wonderful summers filled with books – the ones you read on the beach, and the ones you write in stolen moments between sports and camp and picnics and fireworks and busy kids on the go!
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Mount your brooms and fasten your seatbelts, my friends!
It’s been awhile since we had a post on Wednesday, but today we have a special treat!
Author Gayle C. Krause and illustrator Kate Talbot have come to give us insight into the creation of their fabulous picture book, ZADIE AND THE WITCH’S TEA in an interview filled with tips and inspiration that are sure to help you with your writing and/or illustrating!
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