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Friday, August 31, 2018

Hungry Bunny on Brightly's List



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Labels: Brightly, Chronicle Books, fall 2018, Hungry Bunny, Must-Read

Friday, October 14, 2016

Nice to see BUNNY SLOPES featured in this Brightly Picture Book selection

Here the link to www.readbrightly.com
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About me

claudia rueda
Claudia Rueda is a Colombian picture book author and a New York Times Best Seller illustrator. She’s a 2016 Hans Christian Andersen and Astrid Lindgren Awards nominee. Her works have been translated into 13 different languages.
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My picturebooks

  • Hungry Bunny
  • La Linea
  • Bunny Slopes
  • Here Comes Valentine Cat
  • Here Comes the Tooth Fairy Cat
  • Here Comes Santa Cat
  • Here Comes The Easter Cat
  • Is It Big or Is it Little?
  • Letras Robadas
  • Huff & Puff
  • No
  • My Little Polar Bear
  • Let's Play in the Forest
  • Nacho And Lolita
  • A Veces
  • Todo es Relativo
  • Formas
  • Anaconda
  • Pum
  • La Vida Salvaje
  • Un Dia de Lluvia
  • Dos Ratones, una Rata y un Queso
  • Vaya Apetito Tiene el Zorrito
  • Mientras se Enfría el Pastel
  • La Suerte de Ozu

My Workshops

  • The Picture Book Idea
  • Writing the Picture Book
  • Taller de Libro Album

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      • BACKSTORY 04: BUNNY OVERBOARD STORYBOARDS
      • BACKSTORY 03: THE MAKING OF "DOS RATONES UNA RATA ...
      • BACKSTORY 02: THE MAP FOR MY BOOK "FORMAS"
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Kidlit Blogs I like

  • fuse#8
  • The Publishing Lab
  • Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast
  • Revista Babar
  • Picturebook Makers
  • Imaginaria
  • Educating Alice
  • Children's Illustration
  • Books Around the Table
  • Anatarambana
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