Julie Danielson Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Julie Danielson

At 7-Imp today, Betina Birkjærs’s COFFEE, RABBIT, SNOWDROP, LOST, illustrated by Anna Margrethe Kjærgaard and translated by Sinéad Quirke Køngerskov. This Danish import tells a tender story about dementia as if affects an intergenerational relationship: http://blaine.org/sevenimpossiblethings/?p=5441. https://t.co/hX3PjyQjnM

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At 7-Imp today, Gideon Sterer’s bright, sunny, summery IT BEGAN WITH LEMONADE, illustrated by Lian Cho: https://t.co/S5rGlu4dom. https://t.co/cPSivBAijs

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“Maybe you can’t really know anyone just by looking at their face.” At 7-Imp today, a link to my @bookpage review of MILO IMAGINES THE WORLD, written by Matt de la Peña and illustrated by Christian Robinson, and some spreads from the book: https://t.co/tp2yecSI6K. https://t.co/qgopfmIRsR

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A link to my @HornBook of Jonathan Stutzman’s THE MOUSE WHO CARRIED A HOUSE ON HIS BACK, illustrated by Isabelle Arsenault, plus some spreads from the book: http://blaine.org/sevenimpossiblethings/?p=5626. https://t.co/T7BqvOz9kO

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At 7-Imp, Curtis Manley’s THE RESCUER OF TINY CREATURES, ill. by Lucy Ruth Cummins, a story that captures the experiences of quiet, observant children — those looking out for the vulnerable creatures on the periphery: https://t.co/DHsMnWNMmC. A link to my @bookpage review + art. https://t.co/QhEPK3BXqn

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At 7-Imp today, a Japanese picture book import, originally published in 2012 — Yoshi Ueno’s THE BIG HOUSE AND THE LITTLE HOUSE, ill. by Emiko Fujishima. Incidentally, it has the most detailed, tiny-print, copyright-page art note I’ve seen in a while: https://t.co/bYg1o5DLcn. https://t.co/xUkbXULXVU

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Author-illustrator Juana Martinez-Neal visits 7-Imp to share some photos of her visit to the Amazon rain forest, as well as some process images, for her new picture book, ZONIA’S RAIN FOREST: https://t.co/Gv3Qc1WDk5. https://t.co/qj3lYCRyck

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Today at 7-Imp, a Belgian import, originally published in 2012 but now on U.S. shelves. Gauthier David’s LETTERS FROM BEAR, illustrated by Marie Caudry, is the sweet and offbeat epistolary tale of one bear’s strange journey to find a beloved friend: https://t.co/0DH8ZZ0Rtd. https://t.co/eRYhlDeLZo

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I'm so pleased to see Isabel Thomas and Daniel Egnéus collaborate on another picture book. FOX: A CIRCLE OF LIFE STORY is a remarkably eloquent (and unflinching) book about life, death, and what happens after death. More at 7-Imp today: https://t.co/zrmRUXtAUJ. https://t.co/nZDZsL7y7t

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Doug Salati’s HOT DOG, his first book as an author-illustrator, will be on shelves in May. This beautifully constructed story is about one dog’s (and human’s) escape to the sea. At 7-Imp, some spreads and some of Doug’s early character studies: https://t.co/inHSjMeyRp. https://t.co/wQWcvUPDUx

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