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Here you will find doodles, ramblings and goings on from my life as a writer and illustrator of books for children.
1. Carl Sagan and the Mysteries of the Cosmos STARRED Review from SLJ (School Library Journal)
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By: Stephanie Roth Sisson, on 9/22/2014
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Floating :) And no, I don't know this wonderful woman who gave the review. 




And excerpt from the review:


Told in narrative format, this beautifully designed and illustrated picture book gives readers a glimpse into the childhood wonderings Sagan experienced as he looked at the night sky and imagined the possibilities. ....  A gorgeous, informative offering for biography and science collections.–Maggie Chase, Boise State University, ID
A link to the full review here. 

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