An elementary school librarian, author/illustrator, and former Caldecott committee member talks children's books.
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🤫 Off the Record: NIGHT RIDE
Thanks for being here for this Off the Record email, where I share Caldecott thoughts I wouldn’t say in a committee room.
Thanks for being here for this Off the Record email, where I share Caldecott thoughts I wouldn’t say in a committee r...
Caldecott Critique: NIGHT RIDE by Christopher Myers (+ Giveaway)
The art for this book is historically unique, and I’ll dig into the Caldecott implications of that in the Off the Record: NIGHT RIDE email going out to paid subscribers tomorrow.
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The Silver Jubilee Caldecott Committee: Determining the Most Distinguished Medal Winner of the 21st Century
Just don’t call it the “Quarter Quell-decott”, okay?
Note: This is a fictional committee. I’m treating it as completely real.
The Most Important Spread in Children's Book History (And How It Has Informed Every Picture Book I’ve Written)
I’ve been thinking about this specific spread for a long time. To me, it’s the most important spread in children’s book history.
It appears in William Steig’s 1970 Caldecott Medal winning book, SYLVESTER AND THE MAGIC PEBBLE.
Earlier in...
🤫 Off the Record: WHILE WE’RE HERE
Thanks for being here for this Off the Record email, where I share Caldecott thoughts I wouldn’t say in a committee room.
Thanks for being here for this Off the Record email, where I share Caldecott thoughts I wouldn’t say in a committee r...
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School librarian, writer, illustrator, former Caldecott committee member, and a bunch of other things that have to do with children's literature.
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