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This episode of Just One More Book! is part of our showcase coverage of the International Reading Association’s 52nd annual conference.
Mark speaks with author and illustrator Elise Primavera about her magical and endearing book, Plantpet.
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Author: Elise Primavera
Illustrator: Elise Primavera
Published: 1994 The Putnam & Grosset Group
ISBN: 0399226273 Alibris
Colour, shadow, movement and emotion spin a compelling story of isolation and togetherness that leaves room for us wonder about issues of companionship and captivity.
Other books mentioned: The Gardener
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Thank you so much for your podcasts and for your generous support of children reading initiatives. As father of a 3 yo son and 2 yo daughter, its great to have a resource like Just One More Book. Keep up the great work!
Peter,
We really appreciate your kind words and we loved checking out your beautiful family photos. Thanks!
We’re glad you’re enjoying JOMB. We’d love to hear your thoughts on a favourite children’s book (the three of you) and hope you will consider sending us listener-submitted book review…
It’s also a great reminder for us to bring out more of our favourite books for 2 and 3 year olds.
Happy reading,
Andrea