Tuscaloosa Boneyard by Carolyn Breckinridge

Grace Lin, who graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, is the illustrator as well as co-author. If you ever wanted to ride a magic carpet, this book will take you there, although no magic carpets are actually employed in the writing of this story. There is also a white rabbit hiding in every scene (although not very hidden), to further challenge young minds. It is a gently interactive picture book, fully engaging the reader’s imagination as it spirits young adventurers into a tropical rain forest, a desert, and all manner of other locations. It is a gently interactive picture book, fully engaging th Once Upon a Book, co-authored by Grace Lin and Kate Messner, takes children and their adults on an exquisite journey filled with magical illustrations and a story line equally as enthralling. Once Upon a Book, co-authored by Grace Lin and Kate Messner, takes children and their adults on an exquisite journey filled with magical illustrations and a story line equally as enthralling. Ezell, and illustrated by the very talented Tina Modugno, is sure to delight!ġ of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars You'll find these elements in my Tuscaloosa mysteries and in my short story collection, 'kaleidoscope jane and other stories.' I hope to delight and haunt you with commonalities of our human voyage.Īnd for the children in your lives, my picture book, 'The Messy Room,' written under Carolyn W. The best part of this? Learning at an early age the similarities in being human.Īs a reader, I'm drawn to eccentric characters and plots with plenty of twists and turns.

Ezell, and illustrated by the very talented Tina Modugno, is sure to delight! I grew up traveling the world with my adventure-seeking family, and lived in East Africa, the Middle East and Pakistan. And for the children in your lives, my picture book, 'The Messy Room,' written under Carolyn W. You'll find these elements in my Tuscaloosa mysteries and in my short story collection, 'kaleidoscope jane and other stories.' I hope to delight and haunt you with commonalities of our human voyage. As a reader, I'm drawn to eccentric characters and plots with plenty of twists and turns. The best part of this? Learning at an early age the similarities in being human. I grew up traveling the world with my adventure-seeking family, and lived in East Africa, the Middle East and Pakistan.

Tuscaloosa Boneyard by Carolyn Breckinridge