Betsy Bird
Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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Borders by Gudol, ill. Haerang, translated by Sophie Bowman
Borders: Meeting Our Neighbors Around the World
By Gudol
Illustrated by Haerang
Translated by Sophie Bowman
Helvetiq
$21.95
ISBN: 978-3-03964-149-9
Ages 7 and up
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Betsy Bird has served on Newbery, reviewed for Kirkus, written for Horn Book, writes books for kids, blogs for School Library Journal, and podcasts on picture books. Somnus est ad infirma.
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