Interrupting Chicken (2010)
Story and Art: David Ezra Stein
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Interrupting Chicken (2010)
Story and Art: David Ezra Stein
NoveList's Juvenile Brain Trust is a group of readers' advisory librarians and metadata librarians who focus on books for kids and teens. Once a week, the JBT gets together to catch up and share new books. On 10/10/2018, we discussed:
March Forward, Girl, Melba Pattillo Beals, illustrated by Frank Morrison
Ghoulia, Barbara Cantini
The Coral Kingdom, Laura Knowles, illustrated by Jennie Webber
Once Upon a Jungle, Laura Knowles, illustrated by James Boast
Thank You, Omu!, Oge Mora
Interrupting Chicken and the Elephant of Surprise, David Ezra Stein
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Storyboards for Interrupting Chicken on AppleTV+
Storyboards for a song sequence for Interrupting Chicken on AppleTV+
Apple TV+ reveals trailer for new 'Interrupting Chicken' series premiering November 18th
Apple TV+ reveals trailer for new ‘Interrupting Chicken’ series premiering November 18th
Apple TV+ today revealed the trailer for the newest animated series, “Interrupting Chicken,” premiering Friday, November 18. Based on the 2011 Caldecott Honor-winning book series written and illustrated by David Ezra Stein, “Interrupting Chicken” is an animated preschool series that introduces children to the joy of creative writing — starting with a young little chicken named Piper who has a…
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Interview of Penny Parker Klostermann, Author of A Cook Up Fairy Tale
Interview of Penny Parker Klostermann, Author of A Cook Up Fairy Tale
Although I’ve never met Penny Parker Klostermann in person, I’ve known her on-line for many years. I’ve guest posted on her blog with all five of my children with my poetry and kids’ art. She’s talented, supportive and an incredibly positive kidlit author. Kirsti Call: We love your new book, A COOKED UP FAIRY TALE at our house! What was your inspiration for the story? Penny Parker Klostermann:…
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"It was bedtime for the little red chicken."
Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein
Author and illustrator David Ezra Stein in his studio. #webelieveinpicturebooks