Marcia Brown was an American children's book author and illustrator celebrated for her unique style and ability to connect with young readers. Her works are characterized by a deep understanding of the child's psyche, often exploring themes of discovery, imagination, and the world around them. Through her prolific output, she experimented with various techniques and styles, continually pushing the boundaries of children's illustration. Her impact on children's literature is enduring, with her books remaining beloved for their beauty and wisdom.
The author shares their journey from growing up in Salem, Indiana, to becoming a certified adult peer support specialist dedicated to aiding recovering addicts. With a bachelor's degree in ministry from the International School of Ministry, they bring a unique perspective and expertise to their work, emphasizing the importance of support and understanding in the recovery process.
This classic picture book, recognized with a Caldecott Honor, features Marcia Brown's distinctive illustrations and storytelling. The oversized classroom edition enhances its visual appeal, making it perfect for group reading sessions. The book's engaging narrative and vibrant artwork are designed to captivate young readers, fostering a love for literature and art in an educational setting.
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Discover a life altering story of epic proportion. This intriguing narrative unveils interesting events, touching moments, and unusual insights into the life of a budding NFL star, as he struggles through life's vicissitudes. Audiences from every race, creed, and gender will be captured by his courage and faith as he battles against heart wrenching pain, disappointment, and grief. Tragically, his dreams of a prosperous NFL career are shattered by problematic injuries and the brutal murder of his best friend and teammate. To cope with the loss of his friend, career, marriage and wealth, he finds a renewed spirituality.
Set against a backdrop of wartime France, this charming tale follows three soldiers who creatively gather ingredients from hesitant villagers to make a delicious soup. The story emphasizes themes of cooperation and resourcefulness, showcasing the soldiers' persistence in winning over the wary peasants. Accompanied by vibrant three-color illustrations, this beloved classic has captivated generations of children, earning accolades such as the Caldecott Honor and recognition as an ALA Notable Children's Book.
This is a collection of poems for children illustrated by Caldecott Medal artists. They are divided into theme sections, each illustrated by a different artist - weather, spooky poems, story poems, animals, spirits, nonsense poems, haiku poems, and thoughts and feelings. The poems range from ancient to contemporary and poets include Robert Louis Stevenson, Emily Dickinson, Edward Lear and Ogden Nash.