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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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Tag Archives: childrens books
BOOK LOVE – A Blog Hop
I was deciding what to post this week when my dear writing buddy Carrie tagged me in a BOOK LOVE of a blogging kind. Don’t you just love the adorable badge that Dana Carey designed for this? As Carrie points out we … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
CLEMENTINE’S WALK Written and Illustrated by: Annie White Published by: New Frontier Publishing Pty Ltd, in Australia 2013 Ages: 2 – 5 years Theme: patience, persistence, loyalty Opening Lines: Clementine was very bored, with nothing left to do. Then looking … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
MILO and The Magical Stones Written/Illustrated by: Marcus Pfister Translated by: Marianne Martens Published by: North-South Books Inc Ages: 3 – 8 years Theme: gratitude, consequences, environmental Opening Lines: In the middle of the sea there was an island, and … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
Fly Free! Written by: Roseanne Thong Illustrated by: Enjin Kim Neilan Published by: Boyds Mills Press 2009 Ages: 7 – 9 years Theme: kindness, karma, paying it forward Opening Lines: It was early morning, and the sun had just risen … Continue reading
Christmas Blessings and Best Wishes for 2014
Nga mihi o te Kirihimete ki a koe (Christmas geetings to you. It comes but once a year and wherever you are no doubt you will be celebrating it in some form or another. For some it’s the finishing of school or business … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” – Friday
Wabi Sabi Author: Mark Reibstein Illustrated by: Ed Young Published by: Little, Brown and Co Ages: 3 – 6 years Theme: simplicity, understanding, harmony, the mysterious, the journey Opening Lines: Wabi Sabi was a cat who lived in Kyoto, Japan. One day, visitors … Continue reading
Posted in Picture Book Review
Tagged childrens books, Ed Young, Mark Reibstein, Susanna Leonard Hill, Wabi Sabi
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