Monday, June 17, 2013

PW review

Rueda cleverly demonstrates the idea of relativity in this smart, pared-down picture book. “Is it big?” asks the opening page, as a small black mouse stares up at an orange ball of yarn. “Or is it little?” asks the next page, as a black cat appears out of nowhere, dwarfing mouse and yarn, and sending the critter scurrying. Crisp, graphic images in black, white, gray, and orange trace this literal game of cat and mouse, as a “long” dash for the mouse is shown to be a “short” leap for the cat, and the “scary” feline able to be “scared” by an even bigger threat. Ages 3–6. (July)
Reviewed on: 05/13/2013
Release date: 07/01/2013

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Alternative endings for No

First grade children create a new ending for the French edition of my book "No" (ed. Rue du Monde).  Many thanks to Pierre for making this a creative and beautiful experience.







My Little Polar Bear on Kindle!



My Little Polar Bear (Scholastic Press) is now available on Kindle at Amazon.com.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Same Book Four Languages



























Spanish Edition (Oceano)
French Edition (Kaléidoscope)
German Edition (Gerstenberg)
English Edition (Eerdmans)

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Cats, Cats, Cats!!!

Publishers Weekly - April 16
Having so much fun drawing millions of cats for Deborah Underwood's wonderful text Here Comes Easter Cat. And I will be drawing more before Christmas for a nice companion: Santa Cat. Both will be published by Dial Books for Young Readers.