I enjoy watching the process illustrators and artists go through to create a finished product. I created a short preview for Ghastly Ghosts, an upcoming…
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A Ghastly Ghost Book Review from Kirkus Reviews. Author Teresa Bateman, Illustrated by Kenneth Lamug When Dave inherits a remote cottage, the house speaks to…
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The 2019 Regional Nevada SCBWI Conference is upon us! Details below but full registration must be done via this link. Join us for two days…
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Petro and the Flea King by Kenneth Kit Lamug was not at all what I was expecting. It’s an illustrated story without dialog or narration. The reader infers the story based on the pictures, facial expressions, and section headings.
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Lamug’s black-and-white artwork is accessible, expressive, and full of wit, and the visual storytelling promises new discoveries to be made upon subsequent readings.
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Petro and the Flea King seems like a simple story at first, but when you give this children’s book your full attention, you realize how ambitious the narrative truly is. Although the reader does encounter a few Tagalog words in the story, otherwise the adventure is completely wordless. Instead, Petro’s story, his transformation from tiny brat to heroic, dutiful lad, is explored and explained only through character actions, facial expressions, and interactions with others.
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