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PaperTigers is a website dedicated to children’s and young readers’ books from and about the Pacific Rim and South Asia, produced by Aline Pereira and local collaborators in the Pacific Rim and beyond! Through a panorama of books published in these regions, books reviews, interviews with authors and illustrators, an art gallery, lists of essential readings and a resource section, PaperTigers wants to highlight the richness of the children’s book world in (and about!) this area, and to be a useful resource for librarians, teachers, parents, and publishers.
1. The Girl, the Old Man and the Book, animation by James Rumford

Watch this charming and thought-provoking animation, The Girl, the Old Man and the Book by James Rumford – and you can read a bit of background from James’ blog here.

James is the creator of Rain School, one of our 2011 WaterBridge Outreach Book Set – you can read our interview with him here, and visit our online Gallery of his work.

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