Sarah Webbさんのイラストまとめ

Each spread explores life in a green city - from beehives and communal gardens, to windmills and outdoor classrooms. Our Green City is a book that makes you think, reflect and dream. @colleenlarmour is a talent to watch out for! A joyful book to share with children!

I have another stunning picturebook to share with you - Our Green City by Tanya Lloyd Kyi and Co Antrim based illustrator @colleenlarmour
The watercolour, pen + ink artwork shimmies with life and there are so many tiny details to pick out. Age 4+

@mr_o_connor @jonnybid @Mat_at_Brookes @rcharlesworth @KidsBooksIrel @PrimarySchoolBC Of 2022 - Phil Earle's new one is out in June and is a cracker - While the Storm Rages - his previous is also brilliant. WW2 based.
For something a bit different - Wished and One Time - little gems. Good luck with your library!

What a terrific picturebook! Tomorrow is a Brand-New Day by Davina Bell and Allison Colpoys deals with childhood anger, making mistakes, making amends and moving on.
The rhyming text is a joy to read and the colourful illustrations sing. Age 3/4 +

Other favourites include Footpath Flowers by JonArno Lawson and Sydney Smith and Over the Shop by JonArno and Qin Leng.
Plus Journey by Aaron Becker and The Wanderer by Peter Van Den Ende.
Do you have a favourite silent book?

Today I’ve been revisiting some favourite wordless or ‘silent’ picturebooks. First up - Wave, Lines and Mirror by the wonderful Suzy Lee. Sometimes silent books make grown ups nervous. But try one with age 5/6 + and fall into the pictures. Let your imaginations soar together.

At Writing Club today the children wrote the most amazing stories + poems about people fleeing war and having to leave their animals behind, or carry them with them.
Thanks to @philearle for inspiring the theme with his new book about Noah who is determined to save his dog.

Monika lives and works in Lithuania and has won many international awards for this book.
I could pour over her illustrations for hours, they are so full of texture and detail. I love picturebooks that make you think and What is a River? certainly does that. It’s a keeper!

Comics def made me the reader I am now. Like many children, I found the mechanics of reading hard. Comics with their colourful, attractive illustrations made me WANT to read the text, which was broken up into short bits. The pictures gave me clues as to what the text was about.

I just had a lovely chat with the team of writers and illustrators who are delivering events in the Story Yurt for the @stpatricksfest on 17th to 20th March in Collins Barracks. We are all set to entertain!
Free family story + drawing events - do join us!
https://t.co/ef6b3G1YNC