Showing posts with label Children's Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children's Books. Show all posts

Monday, September 25, 2017

“Lonely Bird” by Stephen Schreiner


Zombie Logic Press is proud to announce the launch of its 5th book in the Rock River Literary Series, “Lonely Bird” by Stephen Schreiner. Lonely Bird is quite a unique book for children and adults alike. The story follows the misadventures of a zany flock of birds and is appropriate for all ages.

The design and making of Lonely Bird is just as unique, with an artisan, handcrafted wooden cover, assembled by Jeremy Klonicki, Jenny Mathews, and Mona Lindvall at 
Mainfraim, insuring each book will be one of a kind. 

There will be a book release party on October 7th from 4-6 p.m. at 117 S. 3rd Street during Rockford Art Scene Luna Datura's Curious Gifts for first-time local author Stephen Schreiner's book Lonely Bird. The author will be on hand to sign copies of his book.

The four previous books in the Rock River Literary Series, created specifically to publish Rockford area writers: Iced Cream by Jesus Correa, The Zen of Beard Trimming by C.J. Campbell, The Blood Dark Sea by Dennis Gulling, and Atrocious Poems A To Z by Jenny Mathews and Thomas L. Vaultonburg, are also available at Luna Datura, a storefront specializing in curious gifts that opened recently at 117 S. 3rd Street.
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Saturday, September 20, 2014

The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company Now Available As An Ebook

The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company is finally available as an Ebook on Amazon. Written by poet Thomas L. Vaultonburg, and illustrated by Jenny Mathews, of Rockford Illustration, The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company tell the story of a Jack, a boy who has the very magical power to make rhinoceros dance. When the rhinos escape from the local zoo, Jack is called on to help bring them home. 

Page 13 of The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company: A Rhinoceros does the soft shoe in a top hat.

Buy The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company here

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Top Five Children's Books of 2012 For the Youngest Readers


With the trend being for clever or snarky children's books, it's becoming increasingly difficult for parents to find books for children that are just heartfelt and sincere. here are five that were published in 2012 that are more than appropriate and worthwhile for young children.

1) I Broke My Trunk
 I Broke My Trunk. By Mo Willems. Illus. by the author. Hyperion Books for Children.

Piggie is very concerned about his best friend, Gerald the Elephant, who has broken his trunk, and Gerald tells him a long, rambling story about how it happened. (A 2012 Geisel Honor Book)



2) Bring On the Birds
Bring on the Birds. By Susan Stockdale, Illus. by the author. Peachtree.

Rhyming couplets and clear, identifiable illustrations remind readers that birds vary in many ways, but all have feathers and are hatched from eggs. Colorful acrylics help provide just the right of information for preschool ornithologists.


3) Where's Walrus
Where's Walrus?  By Stephen Savage, Illus. by the author. Scholastic.

Walrus escapes from the zoo and cleverly disguises himself around the city; the zoopkeeper and the children reading the book search for him on each bold, bright page of this wordless book.


4) The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company
The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company . By Thomas L. Vaultonburg, Illus. by Jenny Mathews

When all the rhinoceroses at the local zoo escape in an effort to find their friend Rhino Jack, the smallest rhino wrangler in the world must find his lost friends and find a way to make them return to their home.


5) Mouse and Lion
Mouse & Lion. By Rand Burkert, Illus. by Nancy Ekholm Burkert. di Capua/Scholastic.

Mouse is the center of this retelling of a familiar Aesop’s fable.  Elegant illustrations place the story solidly in the natural world of Africa.





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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Order New Childrens Book The Toughskin Rhinoceros Wrangler Company


What happens when the rhinos at the local zoo want to follow their friend Rhino Jack home?



These rhinos dance!!!!



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