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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: Perfect Picture Book – Friday
“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 BOY AND THE BEAR Written by: Tracey Corderoy Illustrated by: Sarah Massini Published by: 2017 Nosey Crow Ltd UK Ages: 2 – 5 years Theme: Unlikely friendship, Loneliness, Loyalty Opening Lines: Once upon a time, there lived a … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
ARCHIE THE ARTY SLOTH Written and Illustrated by: Heath McKenzie Published by: Little Hare; First edition (1 May 2019) Ages: 4 – 7 years Theme: acceptance, believing in oneself, art. Opening Lines: Archie was bored. This happened surprisingly often, given … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
THE BLUE PEBBLE Written by: Anne-Gaelle Balpe and Translated by Kathryn Bishop Illustrated by: Eve Tharlet Published by: This edition published in 2011 by Michael Neugebauer Publishing Ltd Hong Kong. Amazon has it published in May 2019. Ages: 5 – … Continue reading
“PERFECT PICTURE BOOK” FRIDAY
Just the Right Size Written by: Bonnie Grubman Illustrated by: Suzanne Diederen Published by: Clavis Publishing Inc, New York 2018 Ages: 3 – 6 years Theme: Big and Small, Being huggable. Opening Lines: Did you know… that a ladybug is … Continue reading
“Perfect Picture Book” Friday
The Glump and the Peeble Written by: Wendy Meddour Illustrated by: Rebecca Ashdown Published by: Frances Lincoln Children’s Books July 2016 Ages: 4 – 8 years Theme: Friendship, being different Opening Lines: The Glump lived alone, In a cave, in … Continue reading