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Yes! Love Greenling! The Dam too, the way the shards of light slice through the images is really startling.

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2020-03-16

I’ve used Night of the Gargoyles in Creative Writing. Beats that old SATS writing piece about the statues that move. There’s some parallels to Van Allsburg here.

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2020-02-16

A3. I like his use of three panels to deliver the story thread.

Frog normal. Single odd frog. Every frog - think it is clever sequencing of the same scene. Same with the zooming in to show the panic and puzzlement.

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2020-02-17

Beautifully drawn. Love how much can be conveyed just through image without a word.

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2020-02-16

Wow- what a question!! My absolute favourite from last year with Y1 has to be Ocean Meets Sky by The Fan Brothers For older ones I’m totally in love with The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt 🥰😍

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2020-02-16

I’m going “Stormy” by because it makes me cry.
“I want my hat back” by because it’s a perfect moment that is full of tension.
“Where TheWild Things Are” by Sendak just because and “Not now Bernard” by McKee as it’s so interesting

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2020-02-16

Graphic novels are so multi-faceted. Multiple plots can converge or diverge from one another. Focal points can change. It takes the tired ‘story mountain’ & flips it completely.
I find that there’s so much potential for visual description & empathetic writing

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2020-01-19

The Afterwards shows she does a good line in cats

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2019-11-13

Wolves for absolutely every question there. It is a work of utter genius.

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2019-11-13

So here are your picks for October. Looking at something new.

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2019-09-16

I have to shout out as well the genius that is Instructions by and Charles Vess. Seeped in fairytales and a guide to life.

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2019-09-16

Thanks and all who joined us. Now go out and use this amazing book...

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2019-03-16

This was my book... love non-fiction. I know, I know it's not really non-ffiction

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2019-03-15