Vintage Kids' Books My Kid Loves: Atomics for the Millions Dr. Maxwell Leigh Eidinoff - Hyman Ruchlis - Maurice Sendak - McGraw-Hill, 1947 Recently, I've been thin...
For those of you in the D.C. area who missed the National Book Festival --
Lynda Barry will be reading and discussing her work at the Kratz Center for Creative Writing at Goucher College this Wed. Sept. 25th: www.goucher.edu/tickets
Another beautiful book from Korea, 'The Donkey Girl', illustrated by Kim Ye-In (listed as Yein Kim on Amazon), winner of the illustration award at the Cj Pictue book Festival in 2008,and published by Nurimbo,...
TOON Books is proud to announce the TOON Comics Extravaganza, a 2013 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend — a fun event for kids and parents alike that will feature a number of awesome comics-related activities. To kick off our festivites, we'll be toasting to the US debut of Liniers — an immensely popular Latin American cartoonist known for his strip Macanudo — whose first book in English, The Big Wet Balloon, was published by TOON in September (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QjbGquKE3I&feature=player_embedde...See More
Beautiful work by Korean artist Cho Eun Young, who did the terrific cover for the Bologna Children's Book Fair in 2012, as well as the children's book 'Run, Toto!'...
From Geninne's Art Blog: 46 Springs!: It's my birthday today! and to celebrate I'm having a giveaway for a chance to win this little postcard size watercolor I made a few days ago.
Please leave your name and where you're from in the comment section of this post to participate. You have until tomorrow at noon (Mexico City time) to play. I'll announce the winner next weekend. Just one comment per person please.
I will ship anywhere in the world so you are all welcome to participate!
Hugs from Mexico, xoxo Geninne
"If there are stages of grief and steps to recovery, isn’t the act of reading a complicated, evolving thing over time? Cartoonist Lynda Barry, one of scores of writers at the National Book Festival on Sept. 21-22, certainly thinks so."