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Bossy Child Becomes Teacher: Beth Shaum Interview
It seems wholly appropriate in this month of love to have back-to-back interviews with teachers who radiate their love of literacy, teaching and books. Today’s guest is Beth Shaum, sixth-grade English teacher at St. Paul Catholic School in Grosse Pointe … Continue reading
The Gift of Art
I love writing picture books (especially when the writing’s going well). I’ve now been privileged to be through the process a few times, and it is very clear that my favorite part, by far, is when I first see the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogart & Vinnie: A Completely Made Up Story of True Friendship, Brothers at Bat: The True Story of an Amazing All-Brother Baseball Team, Daniel Jennewein, Don Tate, Henry Cole, Is Your Buffalo Ready for Kindergarten, Kirstie Edmunds, PiBoIdMo, picture book proclamation, She Loved Baseball, So You Want to be a Rock Star, Steven Salerno, Tara Lazar, Teach Your Buffalo To Play Drums
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Daniel Jennewein on Books, Friends, and Donald Duck
I remember when I saw the first sketches of the buffalo the rest of the world met in IS YOUR BUFFALO READY FOR KINDERGARTEN?. The instant connection I felt to that art, the way THAT was MY buffalo–is a memory … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Astrid Lindgren, Audrey Vernick, Daniel Jennewein, Donald Duck, Frederick, Hans Schmand, illustration, illustrator, Is Your Buffalo Ready for Kindergarten, Karlsson on the Roof, Leo Lionni, Luis Murschetz, Maurice Sendak, Mister Mole, Pippi Longstocking, Syd Hoff, Teach Your Buffalo To Play Drums, The Three Robbers, Theobald, Tomi Ungerer, Where the Wild Things Are
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Dogs and Curvy Spines
I’ve been ignoring part of my own subtitle—the stalking strangers’ dogs part. I do. It’s something I cannot help. When I see a dog—not all dogs, but certain dogs—I need to connect. They are often dogs who share some attributes … Continue reading
