2017 Picture Book Panel: Journeys- The Power Of Picture Books To Transport
May 21, 2017
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as posted by the channelJourneys do many things. They refresh, they challenge, they transform, they open doors. The fifth panel on the picture book will explore the powerful way that picture books transport, inform and allow readers to experience others’ journeys: the journey of the immigrant, the migrant, the advocate, the artist and all journeys of the imagination.
Featuring:
Jorge Argueta- "Somos Como Las Nubes/We are Like the Clouds"; "A Movie in my Pillow"
Shane Evans- "Banana-Leaf Ball"; "We March"
Eloise Greenfield- "The Great Migration"; "In the Land of Words"
Corinna Luyken- "The Book of Mistakes"
Namrata Tripathi- Editorial Director Dial Books for Young Readers, Penguin (PRH)
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