Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold: ARMANDO’S ISLAND
Today’s picture book is set in the Amazon and has a subtle strength hidden in its heart.
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Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold: ONE SMALL THING
As I end my school year with students bickering over every little thing this year, I’m desperate for picture books about kindness. The book we get a peek at today is a beautiful example.
Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold–“Lights Out”
I have to admit something. I learned something new doing today’s interview. Until I read this picture book, I’d never heard about light pollution. Or rather, I knew about it, but I didn’t understand the effects it had on the world at large (other than not being able to see the stars at night when … Continue reading Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold–“Lights Out”
Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold & GIVE AWAY!–“Mine. Yours.”
It’s another Simply 7 with Marsha Diane Arnold about her latest book “Mine. Yours.”
NPM Day #24 and Giveaway WINNER!
Since I talked about some “short” poems yesterday (i.e., haiku), let’s talk about some little poems today!
Simply 7 interview & prize with Marsha Diane Arnold–May I Come In?
Today, Marsha Diane Arnold stops by my blog for another Simply 7 interview. This time she is talking about a new picture book that is being later released this month, “May I Come In?” There is also a PRIZE to give away!
We have a winner!
Congratulations Paige Magelky! You have won a copy of Marsha Diane Arnold’s picture book “May I Come In?” and a tote bag from Sleeping Bear Press. Check your email for details on how to redeem your prize. =)
Simply 7 interview with Marsha Diane Arnold–“Waiting for Snow”
The time for waiting is up! ONE of the promised interviews is here. And interestingly enough, it is for a book all about waiting: “Waiting for Snow.” I fell absolutely in love with this cute little book (and it IS little–not your average picture book size, but somewhere between a regular picture book and a … Continue reading Simply 7 interview with Marsha Diane Arnold–“Waiting for Snow”
