 Join me this Sunday, March 26, at 2 PM ET at Books on the Square in Providence to celebrate NO WORLD TOO BIG and find out what you can do in five minutes to help stop climate change. There will be cupcakes from Silver Spoon Bakery!
More information and preorder links on the Books on the Square website.  Join me January 22, 2023 at the Creative Reuse Center of RI for a reading of Something Great followed by maker fun! Every family gets a signed book to take home! Additional books will be available for sale at event.
Event details: January 22, 3-4pm Ages 3+ with adult Limited space, preregistration required Masks required $15 per family The Creative Reuse Center of RI is located at: 991 Waterman Ave, East Providence RI To register, email: [email protected] You don't need fancy equipment or a lot of room to get started making and inventing! Quinn uses recycled items, tape, glue, paper, and inexpensive craft supplies in their home makerspace.  Download this free guide to building your own makerspace. It is designed for kids to work semi-independently on finding and setting up their equipment, and includes maker challenges for home or school. Get creative!   Something Great is out in the world today! Find it at your favorite bookstore. To celebrate this book birthday, here's an animated STEAM video explaining the science that Quinn discovers while playing and experimenting with Something Great. Enjoy!  I'm so excited that Lindsay, Keila, and I will be making another poetry anthology with Karen Boss of Charlesbridge! This time will will be spotlighting young climate activists from around the world, and including science-based tips on how young readers can make a difference for the planet. Look for NO WORLD TOO BIG Spring 2023!
Sign up now for a free 15-minute author visit on World Read Aloud Day! Click the link button to pick a time slot on Signup Genius. I'll visit your classroom or library virtually and read from Love, Mama or No Voice Too Small, and answer student questions! Kick off September with our NO VOICE TOO SMALL blog tour! So grateful to have the chance to chat with these bloggers about our inspiration and process for creating this anthology! There may be more added over time as well!
9/1 Lindsay H. Metcalf is SCBWI KS/MO Featured PAL author 9/3 Critter Lit 9/4 KidLit 411 - author spotlight of Lindsay H Metcalf (With book giveaway!) 9/16 This Writing Life – interview with Melissa Stoller 9/18 Perfect Picture Book Friday with Suzanna Leonard Hill 9/19 Picture Books Help Kids Soar - Interview with Vivian Kirkfield 9/20 Will Write For Cookies (with Book Giveaway!) 9/21 The Bull Horn - interview with Supriya Kelkar 9/22 Reading for Research Month - Mentor Text Talk with Kirsti Call 9/24 Simply Seven - interview with Jena Benton (with process images of the cover illustration!) 9/28 Pragmatic Mom - book review by Mia Wenjen 10/6 KidLit Oasis - Interview with Rosie Pova 10/16 KidLitQuake 10/20 Picture Book Builders  Pease join us Tuesday, September 22 at 6:30pm ET for our virtual launch party! Poetry readings & music by DJ Annie Red! Preorder NO VOICE TOO SMALL from An Unlikely Story & get a bookplate signed by all three editors! Click here to register for the event: https://buff.ly/3bongCl
 Kirkus has given NO VOICE TOO SMALL a starred review!
"Never too soon to start stirring things up: “We may be small / but / we / can / ROAR!” Preorder now for delivery Sept 22!: Bookshop,org Indie Bound Barnes and Noble I have two videos to share with you about drawing portraits! Both of these tie in with the portraits I drew of the young activists in NO VOICE TOO SMALL. Watch my mini art class on visual storytelling in portraits, recommended for grades 3-8, This video is seven minutes long, and delves into a little bit of portraits in art history before introducing the #MeetTheArtist meme. I then walk you through how to create your own using my template or on a blank sheet of paper. This second video is recommended for grades K-2, and is only three minutes long. Younger kids can watch me draw my own #MeetTheArtist cartoon self portrait, and then make their own! Download the printable #MeetTheArtist drawing prompt page!  |
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