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Ursula Upside DownI wrote a very brief review of this book:
A fun story from an interesting perspective, with adorable, appealing artwork.
So far, I have been very impressed with the books that Tabor has written and illustrated. I hope this book has a chance for some Caldecott love.
Home in a LunchboxMy brief review:
I loved the illustrations in this book. Some are single- and double-page pictures and other illustrations are tucked into panels. The story reminded me somewhat of Gibberish
In Praise of MemoryThe illustrations by Peter Sis are certainly lovely, but IMHO, the poem is too obtuse for children to understand. I'm not sure that I understand it, frankly.
Beverly wrote: "In Praise of MemoryThe illustrations by Peter Sis are certainly lovely, but IMHO, the poem is too obtuse for children to understand. I'm not sure that I understand it, frankly."
I agree!
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Books mentioned in this topic
Gibberish (other topics)Ursula Upside Down (other topics)
Joyful Song: A Naming Story (other topics)
Home in a Lunchbox (other topics)
In Praise of Mystery (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Corey R. Tabor (other topics)Lesléa Newman (other topics)
Susan Gal (other topics)
Cherry Mo (other topics)
Ada Limon (other topics)
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Ursula Upside Down by Corey R. Tabor.
Joyful Song: A Naming Story by Lesléa Newman and illustrated by Susan Gal.
Home in a Lunchbox by Cherry Mo.
In Praise of Mystery by Ada Limon and illustrated by Peter Sís.
Are they "distinguished?"