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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. What is The Brown Book Shelf? A group of authors and illustrators who came together to push awareness of the myriad of African American voices writing for young readers. What is 28 Days Later? How will the 28 Days Later authors and illustrators be selected? To submit a name. 8211; Post submissions to The Brown Bookshelf blog in the comment section of the blog post soliciting names. When will you announce those selected? This is at the discre...

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Vonna Carter, SCBWI, kids, books, writing, reading, gardens, library, elementary school library, MG books, YA books, authors. Orchid Tree (Bauhinia variegata). Anoles (Little Green Lizards). MG/YA Read 2008-’14. Retreats & Writing Workshops. Houston’s Young Writers & Readers. Houston Area Writers & Illustrators. Houston Area Literacy Awareness. To make it easier for you to keep up with these events, I’ve added a. Please send me a note through my Contact. Page Follow my tweets. For more conference info.

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Jerry Craft: From reluctant reader to celebrated cartoonist, author, illustrator, and more! |

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. Jerry Craft: From reluctant reader to celebrated cartoonist, author, illustrator, and more! Guest post for the Brown Bookshelf. By syndicated cartoonist, author and illustrator,. The Zero Degree Zombie Zone. Written by Patrick Henry Bass, illustrated by Jerry Craft. Grade that I had my first, and probably only, teacher who was a comic book fan. That was refreshing. In high school, there were a bunch of us who read comics, but unfortunately a...

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ACTELA Online Membership Registration. February Resources - Black History Month. The Arkansas Curriculum Conference is November 5-6, 2015. Find the ACC Facebook link to register! Don't miss out- -"Teachers as Agents of Change". We announce our 2015 Guest Author, Zetta Elliott! Young adult novel,. A Wish After Midnight. Has been called a revelationvivid, violent and impressive history. Was published in February 2012; it was named a. Cornered: 14 Stories of Bullying and Defiance. The Brown Book Shelf:.

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A look at 2012 Best-Of lists. Considering, celebrating diversity |

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. A look at 2012 Best-Of lists. Considering, celebrating diversity. Updated Dec. 28, 2012]. A few of my favorites:. I Want My Hat Back. Fifty Cents and A Dream. Who Built The Stable. I own all of these books except for a few, but I’m getting the others soon. As an African American and debut picture book author myself, I’ve especially kept my eyes peeled to diversity among all these end-of-year lists. Some lists are refreshingly well. The Boy W...

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MAKING OUR OWN MARKET: Dr. Zetta Elliott on the power of self-publishing |

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. MAKING OUR OWN MARKET: Dr. Zetta Elliott on the power of self-publishing. An important part of the conversation of Making Our Own Market is opening the door to quality, independently-created books. Self-publishing has long empowered African-American children’s book authors to tell our stories and blaze a new path. Acclaimed author and poet Kwame Alexander. Self-published his first picture book,. Indigo Blume and the Garden City. A professor,...

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. 28 Days Later – 2013. Conceived out of a need to bring awareness to creative artists producing stories that feature characters of color and continued for five years now to ensure these artists receive some level of collective push for their works, The Brown Bookshelf highlights a different author or illustrator every day in February. The 2013 authors/illustrators are:. Vanguard authors in bold. Feb 1 Malaika Rose Stanley. Feb 4 Glenda Armand.

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. 28 Days Later 2014. 10 Eric Shabazz Larkin. 15 Tiki Barber and Ronde Barber. 17, Nikki Shannon Smith. 25 Celeste O. Norfleet. 28 Days Later 2014. September 17, 2014 at 12:14 am. Robyn Z. Abdusamad. Children Books: “Wahid and His Special Friend” and “You Are Beautiful”. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. The Brown Bookshelf members aren’t only dedicated to shining the light on authors and illustrators of color writing for children, we are. Writers and illustrators of children’s literature. 8220;[A] sincere story…the questions Josh weighs about morality, God, and desire feel wholly genuine.” —. My Life As A Rhombus. 8230;there’s wry humor here, and the sometimes raw dialogue is well done. –. Five Star Review, Gold Award for Excellence. 8220;F...

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28 Days Later 2014. 28 Days Later – 2013. 28 Days Later – 2012. During the twenty-eight days of Black History Month, we profile a different children’s or young adult author and children’s illustrator, looking for the best new and unnoticed works by African-Americans. From picture books to novels, books fresh off the presses to those that have lurked in the background unsung for months or years. Specifically, we look for:. Books that have “flown under the radar”. Please check out the 2008. I nominate The ...