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Gabrielle Balkan

    Gabrielle Balkan writes for readers of all ages, equally enjoying picture books and chapter books for young adults. Her works are characterized by a playful approach to text and often focus on educational themes presented in an engaging manner. Balkan has a unique ability to blend her background in publishing with her own writing, creating works that are both entertaining and informative for young readers.

    Whose Bones?. An Animal Guessing Game
    How to Be a Witch
    The Met Georgia O'Keeffe
    • 2024

      This unique nonfiction picture book explores the fascinating world of witches, combining captivating illustrations with factual information. It delves into the history, myths, and cultural significance of witches across various societies, offering readers an educational yet enchanting experience. Perfect for young readers and curious minds, it challenges traditional narratives and presents a fresh perspective on witchcraft.

      How to Be a Witch
    • 2021

      The Met Georgia O'Keeffe

      She Saw the World in a Flower

      • 56 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.2(10)Add rating

      Explore the life and inspiration of Georgia O'Keeffe, a renowned American painter known for her stunning depictions of nature, including flowers and bones. This illustrated book invites readers to see the world through her eyes, showcasing the New Mexico landscapes that influenced her art. It encourages young artists to create their own masterpieces by engaging with O'Keeffe's techniques and stories, while also featuring activities inspired by other famous artists. A perfect resource for budding creators to learn and express their own artistic visions.

      The Met Georgia O'Keeffe
    • 2020

      Whose Bones?. An Animal Guessing Game

      • 28 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      "Whose Bones?" is a playful introduction to animal skeletons for young readers. Presented as a guessing game, it features six skeletons with visual clues and vibrant foldout reveals. Children learn about their own bones by comparing them to those of animals, making it a humorous and informative exploration of anatomy. Ages 2-4.

      Whose Bones?. An Animal Guessing Game