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Diane Tulloch
Known also as the Patientdreamer I am a writer who loves to dream, and is passionate about writing stories for the young so that they may join me in the wonders of adventure in countries and cultures afar, and in special moments to remember.
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Category Archives: Imagination
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
Imagine That – a Hoot & Olive Story Written and Illustrated by: Jonathan D. Voss Published by: Henry Holt and Company New York 2019 Ages: 4 – 8 years Theme: imagination, friendship, keep trying Opening Lines: Olive had a great … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
The Sleeping Gypsy Written by and Illustrated by: Mordicai Gerstein Published by: Holiday House September 2016 Ages: 4 – 8 years Theme: Wonder, Dreams, Art Opening Lines: One night, Henri Rousseau dreamed of a girl walking alone across a desert. … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
When You’re Going to the Moon Written by : Sasha Beekman Illustrated by: Vivienne To Published by: Affirm Press, Melbourne, Australia Ages: 3 – 7 years Theme: dreams, reaching for the stars. Courage, joy of adventure Opening Lines: There’s … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
The Green Umbrella Written by: Jackie Azua Kramer Illustrated by: Maral Sassouni Published by: North South Inc 2017 Ages: 4 – 8 years Theme: Imagination, Friendship, Sharing, Adventure Opening Lines: One rainy day an Elephant was taking a walk with … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
The First Drawing Written and Illustrated by: Mordicai Gerstein Ages : 4 – 7 years Publisher: Little, Brown Young Readers US (26 Sept. 2013) Theme: Imagination, Dreams Opening Lines: Some of the oldest drawings ever found were made more than … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
THE TERRIBLE SUITCASE Written by: Emma Allen Illustrated by: Freya Blackwood Ages : 4- 9 years Publisher: Omnibus Books from Scholastic Australia 2012 Theme: imagination, disappointment, friendship Opening Lines: Because I got a terrible suitcase for my going-to-school present instead … Continue reading