My daughter negotiated three extra pages of The Wild Robot last night using legal arguments I didn't know she had. What book has your kid actually begging to stay up past bedtime?
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Kennt ihr Bücher für kleine Kinder, die ein bisschen erklären wie der Körper funktioniert? Also z.B. wo das Essen hingeht, wo das Pipi herkommt, wofür Blut da ist etc.? Ich meine jetzt keine Aufklärungsbücher, die erklären wo die Babys herkommen, aber so die "normalen" Körperfunktionen eines Kindes.
Unsere Tochter ist drei, liest aber eher Bücher ab 4-5. Kann gerne auch mehr Text sein, aber es sollten schon auch viele Bilder dabei sein.
#kinderbücher #kidLit
Zwei Leseschnipsel 📖❤️🧚♀️ in meine Feengeschichte "Das Herz von Assanthìa"
Es war eine wundervolle Reise, die Geschichte zu schreiben und die Bilder dafür zu malen.
Viel Spaß beim Eintauchen... und wenn ihr mehr wollt, gibt es das Buch hier als eBook und Buch:
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Schon mal mit einer Hummel einen Plausch gehalten?
Ich hoffe, Du magst Gedichte... denn sie spricht in Reimen!
🐝😉
#illustration #drawings #assanthia #kinderbuch #bookstagram #kidlit
“Neverland is as much a tomb for the unloved and forgotten as it is a map of a child’s mind. It is a place ruled by a boy with a memory as thin as the skeleton leaves he wears.”
– Sabrina Orah Mark on boyhood, motherhood, race, & Peter Pan
5/9
#Scottish #literature #PeterPan #KidLit #ChildrensLiterature #motherhood #race
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Sorry, Peter Pan, We’re Over You - The Paris Review
On lost boys, fairy tales, and raising black sons in America.The Paris Review
“James Hook, the pirate captain, was a great Etonian, but not a good one…”
—Brian Till explores “The Secret History of Captain Hook” in The Atlantic
🖼️ : Alice B. Woodward (1862–1951), “Right into the jaws of the crocodile”
4/9
#Scottish #literature #PeterPan #KidLit #ChildrensLiterature
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The Secret History of Captain Hook
As Christmas approaches, a look into the life of a classic villain from a classic holiday taleBrian Till (The Atlantic)
“To be born is to be wrecked on an island.”
From the true-life adventure of Alexander Selkirk, through Daniel Defoe, RM Ballantyne, & Robert Louis Stevenson, a chain of real & fictional islands leads John Pielmeier – author of HOOK’S TALE – to JM Barrie’s Neverland…
3/9
#Scottish #literature #PeterPan #KidLit #ChildrensLiterature
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Visiting the Actual Island That Inspired Neverland
“To be born is to be wrecked on an island.” J.M. Barrie wrote this in his introduction to R.M. Ballantyne’s The Coral Island, and for me it has proven to be the surprising theme of my life. As it w…Literary Hub
“Barrie’s book may ostensibly be about the boys’ eternal childhood, but it’s the mother figures who are the scaffolding upon which his story rests.”
– Liz Michalski, author of DARLING GIRL, on the mother figures in PETER PAN
2/9
#Scottish #literature #PeterPan #KidLit #ChildrensLiterature
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Empathizing with the Mother Figures of Peter Pan
Is an adventure an adventure if there’s no one waiting at home at home to hear about it? I’ve pondered this off and on ever since rereading Peter Pan. As a child, I loved Peter, the Lost Boys, and …Literary Hub
“Barrie was a wounded creature, from his earliest youth, and his probing of that wound is what makes PETER PAN so enduringly painful to read […] The tensions are bald and excruciating.”
A 🎂 🧵 for JM Barrie (1860–1937), born #OTD, 9 May
1/9
#Scottish #literature #PeterPan #KidLit #ChildrensLiterature
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Why J. M. Barrie Created Peter Pan
Anthony Lane writes about J. M. Barrie, who wrote “Peter Pan” and was portrayed as a character in “Finding Neverland.”Anthony Lane (The New Yorker)
“I mean they were mostly fighting in places that didn’t belong to them, weren’t they?”
Much of #English #history is neatly summarised in AUNTIE ROBBO, Ann Scott-Moncrieff’s children’s novel that was rejected as being “too Scottish” by London publishers in 1941…
2/6
#Scottish #literature #20thCentury #Orkney #WomenWriters #childrensLiterature #kidlit
Orcadian author Ann Scott-Moncrieff (1914–1943) was born #OTD, 11 January. Lesley Findlay, her daughter, talks about Ann’s life in Orkney, her writing, & her children’s stories—recently republished by Scotland Street Press
1/6
#Scottish #literature #20thCentury #Orkney #WomenWriters #childrensLiterature #kidlit
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Scotland Street Press | Who was Ann Scott-Moncrieff?
Lesley Findlay, daughter of Orcadian author Ann Scott-Moncrieff talks to Scotland Street Press about Ann’s life in Orkney, her writing and her Children's stories which have been republished as a collection by Scotland Street Press.www.scotlandstreetpress.com
AUNTIE ROBBO was, however, published in the USA. Even though (or because) it came with the warning that here was a book “without a shadow or suspicion of a moral”, it sold well & was eventually printed in the UK, first by Constable (1959) & then by Puffin (1962)
3/6
#Scottish #literature #20thCentury #Orkney #WomenWriters #childrensLiterature #kidlit
Today is #InternationalChildrensbookDay! You can download a PDF of my book „The Fox of Friendship“ for free here:
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Contact me if you're interested in a physical copy, they're out of print but I'll do another edition if there's interest ^_^
#MastoArt #Illustration #VectorIllustration #Kidlit #Childrensbooks #Art #Digitalart #Book #Comic #Characterdesign #Fantasy #Childrensillustrators #Storybook #Childrensillustration #DigitalIllustration #PicturebookArtist #FantasyArt
jfml — Illustration & Design from Edinburgh, Scotland & Lübeck, Germany.
Vector illustration, layout, typography, logo & icon and so much more by Jonas Laugs ^ _ ^jfml.eu