Author John Perry and illustrator Mark Fearing sit down with Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast review editor Jules Danielson to discuss the creation of their uproariously funny new picturebook, The Book That Eats People.
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The Book That Eats People in Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast
Thursday, October 8th, 2009 New Books for Families With Same-Sex Parents
Monday, October 5th, 2009
Popular children’s book blogger and New York Public Library Children’s Book librarian Elizabeth Bird raves about children’s books from Tricycle Press featuring same-sex families Mommy, Mama, and Me and Daddy, Papa, and Me, both by Heather Has Two Mommies author Lesléa Newman and illustrated by Carol Thompson.
Tyrannosaurus Math is Picture Book of the Day
Monday, September 21st, 2009
Writing teacher and influential blogger Anastasia Suen picks Tyrannosaurus Math as The Picture Book of the Day on her blog, 6Traits (i.e., “Using Picture Books to Teach the Six Traits of Writing”).
Author-Illustrator Kevin Tseng Interviewed
Monday, September 21st, 2009
Debut children’s book author/illustrator Kevin Tseng sits down for an interview with Jules, the major children’s picture book blogger for Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast, to talk about Tseng’s Ned’s New Home.
One of only two Asian American women to fly with WASP featured in Contra Costa Times
Monday, August 24th, 2009
“ALL YOU NEED to know about the Congressional Gold Medal is that the first honoree was George Washington.
The list of recipients honored since for “distinguished achievements and contributions” reads like a Who’s Who of modern history: Ulysses S. Grant, Thomas Edison, Charles Lindbergh, Winston Churchill, Jackie Robinson, Martin Luther King Jr., Pope John Paul II … well, you get the idea.
And then there’s the small, soft-spoken, 86-year-old woman who answered the door of her Berkeley residence the other day. Maybe you don’t know about Maggie Gee…”
SF Chronicle Gives Glowing Review To Sky High
Monday, August 17th, 2009 In the review section of The San Francisco Chronicle, editor Susan Faust focuses in on biographies about great women and recommends Sky High: The True Story of Maggie Gee:
School Library Journal Calls Paleta a Must-Have
Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Librarian Rebecca Hickman gives Carmen Tafolla and Magaly Morales’ What Can You Do with a Paleta? a wonderful review in the July issue of School Library Journal.
The Perfect Gift for a Two-Father Household
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 Kiwi Magazine encourages same sex families to celebrate Father’s Day with Daddy, Papa, and Me by Leslea Newman:
This sweet little board book takes a look at a family which has two dads and the happy style of play and love that each father has. The illustrations are simple and perfectly accompany the text.
Beat the Summer Heat with These Cool Books
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009The babies are back, and this time, they’re slathered with sunscreen and headed for the beach. They’ll hang ten, boogie down, and keep it cool–all in their sweetly incomparable urban baby way.
SF Chronicle Loves I Call My Grandpa Papa
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
In a recent round-up of Father’s Day books for kids, The San Francisco Chronicle mentions Ashley Wolff’s I Call My Grandpa Papa”
