I am not a scaredy cat. I love to hike and wade in mountain streams. I love to go to places I’ve never been and see things I’ve never seen. I like to watch documentaries on foods from other countries and want to visit those countries one day. I like to make new recipes! I’ll…
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Happy Mother’s Day! Here at First Book, we feel the best way to celebrate any holiday is with a great book! So here are some great reads for Mother’s Day:
The Runaway Bunny
By Margaret Wise Brown, Illustrations by Clement Hurd
In this charming book, a mix of color and black and white illustrations come alive as a mother shows her child that she will always be there, even if her little bunny runs, swims or sails away. Runaway Bunny, by Margaret Wise Brown, the author of Goodnight Moon, is the perfect book for any mom to read to her son or daughter!
Mama, Do You Love Me?
By Barbara Joosse, Illustrations by Barbara Lavallee
In Mama, Do You Love Me? beautiful watercolor illustrations capture a unique Artic setting and the power of a mother’s unconditional love. As a child tests the limits of her independence she learns that her mother’s love is forever, no matter where she goes. Joosse’s book is rich with culture and perfect for children (and adults) of any age.
Only You
By Robin Cruise, Illustrations by Margaret Chodos-Irvine
Only You, by Robin Cruise and illustrated by Caldecott Honor winner, Margaret Chodos-Irvine, celebrates how strong a mother’s love for her little one can be. In this book, a diverse range of parents and children combine with bold, yet simple, illustrations to make Only You the perfect book for even the youngest of children and the people that love them.
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Get out of the studio and make an effort to meet people. Be friendly and send lovely mailers that will be memorable and useful. Follow up and don’t give up. Volunteer to do work for your friends, their bands and any local spots that need updated graphics and images. Think of making small editions that use a narrative theme to show someone how you might work on developing a story across many pages. Do something different, but not so different that there is not a place for it in the market.
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Here she is working on the cover sketch for her next book
MAMA, IS IT SUMMER YET? ( Coming in Spring 2010)
Love this post, Donna! And I love that you pray for me when the world seems scary. :)
Donna, My book “Slave to Slave Master” should be printed in November. Blessings, Jan
And I love that you pray for me! *hugs*
Congratulations, Jan!