Congratulations to author and illustrator Jessica Palmer on the publication of
a picture book for 0-7 year olds published by Austin Macauley.
The children are told to count sheep when they complain they’re not tired and can’t sleep. But what happens when those sheep have no interest in being counted? What happens when those sheep have some adventuring to do?
Today marks the official launch of WHAT ROSIE HEARS, an animated story by Libby Hathorn.
As you’ll see from the launch video, this project is dear to Libby’s heart and it supports awareness of the Shepherd Centre for hearing loss for young people.
It features creators at the height of their powers, Bethany Macdonald, Elena Kats Chernin and Hamish Gilbert, who all speak about their art and their part in the animation. Then the two ‘stars of the show’ Isabel Hathorn and Rosie Gallen on whom the animation is based, launch it into the world. The animation itself follows directly after the launch.
Bravo to all involved in this innovative and heartwarming animation!
Congratulations to Alyssa Bermudez on the publication of
Alyssa is the author and illustrator of this junior non-fiction title published by Roaring Brook Press.
A young New Yorker doodles her way through middle school—until the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack leaves her wondering if she can ever be a kid again. This heartfelt diary-style graphic memoir is based on real diaries.
