Book Title: Seven Little Postmen Author: Margaret Wise Brown Illustrator: Edith Thatcher Hurd Publisher: Golden Books Year Published: 2002 Originally published in 1952 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon Our copy of Seven Little Postmen has a heart wrenching dedication and story behind it. We bought our copy Read more…
Book Title: Big Red Barn Author: Margaret Wise Brown Illustrator: Felicia Bond Publisher: HarperFestival Year Published: 1995 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon In the past, a picture book author wasn’t worth his or her weight in salt if they didn’t do a barn or rural themed book. Read more…
I am a huge fan of Leave it to Beaver. So when I saw that a new book had been written by Ken Osmond (the actor who portrayed Eddie Haskell), I was thrilled. I searched for the book on Amazon on the day it was released and saw there was a co-author to the book and he is the talented crime/mystery writer Christopher Lynch. I am happy he agreed to be interviewed. Enjoy some new revelations about the man Jerry Mathers and Tony Dow claim is the best actor on the show.
I first found out about Andria Rosenbaum and her work from seeing her posts on Verla Kay’s Blue Board (now the SCBWI Blue Board). That’s a great place to meet all types of picture book writers. I am so grateful to Andria for taking time to answer some questions. She’ll Read more…
You’re about to read this interview right now because you’re either already a fan of Heymoonshaker and want to know more about this amazing duo or you simply like to explore the world for new music and like discovering the latest big thing. Thank you for checking out our interview Read more…
If you’ve ever wondered what it is like to be a missionary in Russia, you’ll learn some about it by reading this interview with Russian missionary Jeff Lupinacci. I also want you to visit is outstanding blog where he talks about his ministry in the business world. It’s called MarketplaceMissionary.com. Read more…
Scuffy the Tugboat is a typical “there’s no place like home” story or at its most diabolical, a treatise against the big bad unknown world. Great illustrations by Tibor Gergely accompany the bright and flowing text of Gertrude Crampton.
I recently had the pleasure to ask up and coming country artist Doug Briney a bunch of questions. He was a real trooper and was forthcoming to even the most personal of my inquiries. If you haven’t heard Doug sing yet, you’ll be happy to follow the links after the Read more…