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Annie’s Book Stop of Worcester is happy to shine our Friday spotlight on children’s book poet Robert Schechter. Bob, could you please tell us briefly a little about yourself and your writing? H…
Robert Schechter, children’s poet, spotlight by independent bookstore Annie’s Bookstop of Worcester
Five Stories by Ellen Weinstein (Holiday House, April 2024) "Tantalizing glimpses of a diverse neighborhood’s cultures and origins, with insight into the commonality that underlies them. “ —Kirkus Reviews “[A] vibrant celebration of immigrants and the multicultural richness of New York City.”—The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books, - Feature on Creative Boom #books #bookstagram #childrensbooks https://conta.cc/3TiMW9G
Philip S. Turner, literary professional, blogger, ‘Excited about “Deep Inside the Blues: Photographs and Interviews” by Margo Cooper, published by University Press of MS
The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poems for Children and Others by Robert Schechter. A great gift! School Library Journal Best Books of the Year. Bank Street Best Books of 2023 Holiday Edition. Starred reviews in School Library Journal, Booklist and Kirkus Reviews. A Common Sense Media Selection. Available from all major online booksellers or ask for it at your local bookstore. #books #reading #HolidayShopping #GiftIdeas #ChildrensBooks #Christmas
The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poems for Children and Others by Robert Schechter. A great gift! School Library Journal Best Books of the Year. Bank Street Best Books of 2023 Holiday Edition. Starred reviews in School Library Journal, Booklist and Kirkus Reviews. A Common Sense Media Selection. Available from all major online booksellers or ask for it at your local bookstore.
The Red Ear Blows its Nose: Poems for Children and Others by Robert Schechter. School Library Journal Best Books of the Year. Bank Street Library Best Children's Books of 2023 Holiday Edition. Books make great gifts! Happy Hanukkah!
"Children and adults alike will enjoy bouncing through the vivacious rhythms and the breadth of surprising, marvelous ideas. These are for reading out loud, to laugh at, to muse on, and to grow up with." - School Library Journal starred review. Nominated in the School Library Journal Heavy Medal Blog for a Mock Newbery Award. #1 on Goodreads Mock Newbery List. Available from all major online booksellers or ask for it at your local bookstore or public library. #books #childrensbooks #kidlit #ChildrensPoetry #Poetry #RedEar Author website www.bobschechter.com
From 'The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poem for Children and Others' by Robert Schechter #EarthDay #poetry #childrensbooks Learn more at www.bobschechter.com
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Booklist Online Book Review: The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poems for Children and Others. By Robert Schechter. Illus. by S. Federico Apr. 2023. 118p. Able Muse/Word Galaxy, $29.95 (9781773491349); Able Muse/Word Galaxy, paper, $19.95 (9781773491301). Grades 1-3. 811. REVIEW. First published March 1, 2023 (Booklist). Books For Youth - Nonfiction - Poetry
Booklist Online Book Review: The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poems for Children and Others. By Robert Schechter. Illus. by S. Federico Apr. 2023. 118p. Able Muse/Word Galaxy, $29.95 (9781773491349); Able Muse/Word Galaxy, paper, $19.95 (9781773491301). Grades 1-3. 811. REVIEW. First published March 1, 2023 (Booklist). Books For Youth - Nonfiction - Poetry
Read Booklist's STARRED review of
The Red Ear Blows Its Nose: Poems for Children and Others
by Robert Schechter at the link above.
“A rich experience . . . a great classroom resource, as well as an entertaining and illuminating collection.”
—Booklist, Starred Review
More information at: www.bobschechter.com
Well bless our gay hearts...
Well bless our gay hearts... Happy Pride!
Months after the passing of her adopted father, author Diane Dewey was contacted by none other than her biological father in Switzerland. Finally coming in contact with her father unravels mysteries, secrets, and lies surrounding Diane's birth and her mother. ?Fixing the Fates: An Adoptee's Story of Truth and Lies? (She Writes Press, June 4, 2019) is a fascinating account of one woman's emotionally vulnerable 14-year-long journey to redefine the meaning of family in her life that had been missing for so long. Diane's memoir is a must-read for anyone who has ever struggled with their identity. She encourages her readers to not depend on the approval of others to feel secure, as this will only create an imbalance and distance one from their own values. By incorporating the larger, universal themes of empathy, context, self-acceptance, intuition, and grace, Diane prepares her readers to face the existential questions of today. Press Release http://dianedewey.com/ BUY THE BOOK: From your local independent bookseller Amazon
Months after the passing of her adopted father, author Diane Dewey was contacted by none other than her biological father in Switzerland. Finally coming in contact with her father unravels mysteries, secrets, and lies surrounding Diane's birth and her mother. ?Fixing the Fates: An Adoptee's Story of Truth and Lies? (She Writes Press, June 4, 2019) is a fascinating account of one woman's emotionally vulnerable 14-year-long journey to redefine the meaning of family in her life that had been missing for so long. Diane's memoir is a must-read for anyone who has ever struggled with their identity. She encourages her readers to not depend on the approval of others to feel secure, as this will only create an imbalance and distance one from their own values. By incorporating the larger, universal themes of empathy, context, self-acceptance, intuition, and grace, Diane prepares her readers to face the existential questions of today. Press Release http://dianedewey.com/ BUY THE BOOK: From your local independent bookseller Amazon
‘The River King’ Is Coming
The River King, Book 4 in author Kim Alexander’s epic fantasy series, The Demon Door, will arrive in October 2019.
Until then, you can read Books 1-3.
Enjoy this free preview of Book 1
The Sand Prince
Susannah Greenberg Public Relations Presents: The Year of the Woman in Books in 2018, 2019, and Beyond: The Success and Influence of...
Please come to my amazing panel at @bookexpoamerica-blog on 5/31/19, ‘Year of the Woman in Books’ with panelists Glory Edim of the ‘Well-Read Black Girl’ anthology (Penguin Random House) and book clubs; Hannah Oliver Depp, bookseller, Loyalty Books in D.C.; Michele Filgate, writer, author, of the new anthology What My Mother And I Don’t Talk About: Fifteen Writers Break the Silence (Simon & Schuster); Hillary Kelly, book and tv critic at Vulture; and bestselling author Erika Swyler, author of ‘The Light From Other Stars: A Novel,’ new from Bloomsbury USA.
Booksellers will have until February 1 to place their orders for limited-edition, literary-themed merchandise to sell in their stores on Independent Bookstore Day, April 27.
Booksellers will have until February 1 to place their orders for limited-edition, literary-themed merchandise to sell in their stores on Independent Bookstore Day, April 27.
(via What to Read When 2019 Is Just Around the Corner)
Beginning to End follows a book from acquisition to bookshelf. For this "season," we're honing in on Light from Other Stars, about a young astronaut hopeful and an invention that alters time. The novel is author Erika Swyler's second, following her much-lauded 2015 debut.
If you’ve ever wondered what happens during the process of publication, or why it seems to take forever between when a writer “finishes” a book and when it’s on shelves, SPINE Magazine is walking people through it with my upcoming novel Light from Other Stars.
This time around is all about my editor at Bloomsbury, the amazing Lea Beresford, and what it was like for her edit the novel. She’s a total gift and helped me translate “Erika’s internal vernacular” into something readers understand.
I… I’M JUST REALLY STINKING LUCKY.
