Julie Danielsonさんのイラストまとめ

"We ... see that the children in these illustrations resist sameness, the commonly held assumption that Indigenous people all look a certain way." Emily Prabhaker visits #CallingCaldecott to write about FRY BREAD, ill. by Juana Martinez-Neal: https://t.co/rhM08bxV58. @HornBook

Here in the States, picture books predominantly feature suburban, middle-class families. Along comes (in the UK anyway) Kate Milner’s IT'S A NO-MONEY DAY, all about a mother and daughter with empty cupboards who visit a foodbank. More at 7-Imp today: https://t.co/sK4D0tUxyu.

GO! GO! Pedal to the metal. GO READ Martha Parravano's post on VROOM! "Barbara McClintock's VROOM! is one of my favorite picture books of 2019 for very young children," she writes. https://t.co/17uerfmSvc @HornBook #CallingCaldecott

At #CallingCaldecott today, Hillary Saxton on Kyle Lukoff’s WHEN AIDAN BECAME A BROTHER. Hillary likes the tenderness, soft colors, and playful details of Kaylani Juanita's illustrations -- plus some. More here: https://t.co/3JYqZ9jiK7. @HornBook

Where is the tiger heading, as she traverses the globe with a chair on her back? At 7-Imp today, it’s Dave Eggers’s MOST OF THE BETTER NATURAL THINGS IN THE WORLD, illustrated by debut artist Angel Chang: https://t.co/qrlNPlDK1q.

Elissa Gershowitz describes THE LITTLE GUYS as a “cheekily humorous, cheerily menacing morality play with socio-political undertones” & says the arc is "so unexpected ... that it merits a term paper or two (a Marxist reading? Feminist?).” https://t.co/JPukRw4brS. @HornBook

At 7-Imp, Matthew Forsythe's POKKO AND THE DRUM. Good heavens, it is a funny book. Matt shares early sketches and such at 7-Imp today (and I have some art from the book) and a few brief thoughts on the making of the book: https://t.co/vAXlEb90GI.

Head on over to @bookpage, if you're so inclined, to read about three new picture books that take readers all throughout a year, celebrate all four seasons, and let Mother Nature show off: https://t.co/lCgunW8H25.

The fab co-hosting team at @GuessingGeisel visit Calling Caldecott today to discuss the "CaldeGeisel" appeal of Sergio Ruzzier's GOOD BOY. They think the illustrations work on both a Caldecott and Geisel level: https://t.co/muwYW67k3y. @HornBook

Lucy Knisley talks to me about her 2019 comics memoir in which she chronicles, w/a frank and refreshing honesty, pregnancy and the birth of her son. The book includes facts about how pregnancy has been regarded throughout history. It's KID GLOVES at 7-Imp: https://t.co/GDzqZnWyrO