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Perfect Pairing: The Day War Came & Tomorrow
I chose today’s paired picture books because both published this month in the United States. Then I looked at the calendar. For those who read my Perfect Picture Book posts, it’s not surprising that I’d highlight two more serious books … Continue reading
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PPBF – Tomorrow
Regular readers may recall that I reviewed The Jasmine Sneeze, written and illustrated by Nadine Kaadan, in March 2017. When I learned that she had written and illustrated a new picture book set in Syria, her homeland, I reached out … Continue reading
Picture Books that Explore the Refugee and Migrant Experience in the Americas for World Refugee Day 2018
In honor of #WorldRefugeeDay2018 and in solidarity with the “20 people [who] leave everything behind to escape war, persecution or terror” every minute (according to the United Nations), I’m posting this list of several Picture Books that I’ve reviewed in … Continue reading
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Tagged #WorldRefugeeDay2018, Immigration, migrants, Refugees
PPBF – Alfredito Flies Home
Happy New Year! It’s amazing to think that the holidays are “done and dusted”, as many of my English friends say. Did you travel over the holidays? Our family journeyed to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – my first, but hopefully … Continue reading
PPBF – Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story
When our daughters were young, they loved to dress up as princesses and “marry” princes. Tomorrow, our daughter will marry her “prince”, who hails from South America and speaks Portuguese and Spanish. I couldn’t resist reviewing a book set south … Continue reading
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Tagged fairy tale retelling, folklore, Mexico
Leila’s First Halloween
As the days shorten and goblins fill the night skies, it’s time once again for the incredible Susanna Hill’s Annual HALLOWEENSIE CONTEST!!!!! aahhhrrrooooOOOOO!!!! The Contest: write a 100-word Halloween story appropriate for children (title not included in the 100 words), using the … Continue reading
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