jon klassen This was posted 2 days ago. It has 344 notes. some tests that Joe Schmidt and I did a few months back. Not for anything specific but they were really fun. This was posted 1 month ago. Book Tour for “The Wolf, The Duck & The Mouse”! Mac Barnett & me are hitting the road in the west/southwest US on Tuesday this week. 10/10 Las Vegas, NV 6:30 PM The Writer’s Block 11/11 Tempe, AZ 7 PM Changing Hands Bookstore 10/12 Albuquerque, NM 6 PM Bookworks 10/14 Denver, CO 2 PM Tattered Cover Book Store 10/15 Salt Lake City, UT 2 PM The King’s English Bookshop 10/16 Salt Lake City, UT 7 PM Provo City Library 10/17 Missoula, MT 4 PM Missoula County Public Library (with Fact & Fiction Bookstore 10/18 Bozeman, MT 6 PM The Country Bookshelf This was posted 1 year ago. an in-progress interior for Square by Mac Barnett and me, coming out next spring This was posted 1 year ago. this one will be out in October! This was posted 1 year ago. This was posted 1 year ago. This was posted 1 year ago.
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Web resource of children's author Pam Munoz Ryan students can explore to learn more about her and find other titles to read. Many extension activities, discussion questions and lesson plans to address social and emotional issues. by c.williams Jul 21