Avec deux décennies d'expérience dans la création de livres d'images et de livres à chapitres faciles à lire, cette auteure se lance maintenant dans la fiction pour jeunes adultes avec un roman en vers. S'appuyant sur son expérience d'enseignante et de bibliothécaire, son écriture reflète une profonde compréhension de l'accessibilité narrative et de la narration captivante pour le jeune public. Sa transition vers l'écriture à temps plein lui permet d'explorer davantage les thèmes et les personnages qui résonnent auprès des lecteurs en développement. Cette dernière œuvre promet d'étendre son lien établi avec le monde littéraire de la jeunesse.
The board book features an engaging accordion-style design that stands upright, promoting tummy time for babies by encouraging them to lift their heads. It captivates toddlers with vibrant photos showcasing a variety of diverse babies, making it an interactive and visually stimulating experience for young children.
The book explores the journey of food from its origins to our tables, highlighting the labor and dedication of those involved in the agricultural and supply processes. It emphasizes the importance of understanding where our food comes from, showcasing the hard work of farmers, fishermen, and others who contribute to the food industry. By illustrating these efforts, it encourages readers to appreciate the value of their meals and the people behind them.
Humorous illustrations by Dan Tavis enhance the enjoyment of this book, while the natural-history backmatter caters to curious young readers. Pat Brisson creatively employs various verse forms throughout the text, offering insights into her poetic techniques in a special section titled "A Peek into the Poet's Toolkit." This combination of engaging visuals and educational content makes for a delightful and informative reading experience.
A picture-book celebration of the ordinary people-adults and children-who hold our world together by going about their daily lives and work
Bertie tries to get spiffy for his class picture, but several disastrous events result in him looking "interesting" instead.