The Author and Illustrator Showcase
The Author Showcase is a special sponsored category dedicated to bringing awareness to as many children’s book authors and illustrators as possible, including mainstream, indie, and self-published authors and illustrators.
It’s time to foster a deeper awareness of the many authors and illustrators that are out there creating books for our young readers. This is your chance to discover many unexpected delights. Among the many Author Showcase articles on The Children’s Book Review, you can discover book reviews, author and illustrator interviews, book summaries, book trailers, and book related articles. All ages and genres are covered.
Here’s a little taste of what you can uncover in the Author Showcase:
Stand Up and Whistle, by Phyllis Perry | Dedicated Review
Award-Winning Neurologist Featured on NPR and PBS Publishes Book Teaching Kids About the Brain
Carolyn Lunn Discusses Tomas and the Galapagos Adventure
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Mr. Mazoo and Mr. Tyler, , written to appeal even to the youngest readers, is a fun story for younger readers, perfect for reading again and again.
Me and the Missouri Moon is a poignant, moving, and deeply captivating—a book readers won’t want to put down until the very last page.
Are You Nervus? by M. Atta and Jessica Bever is not just a delightful read, but also a powerful tool to initiate meaningful conversations.
I’m Not Pooping by Tanya Harvey is a funny, relatable, and empowering tool for reminding readers to listen to their bodies.
This sweet seaside tale of Seemore the Seagull is perfect for readers young and old and a fun example of how to tell a story using rhyme.
A to Z, Come Along with Me is not just a story, but an excellent resource for making doctor visits less scary, teaching young readers what to expect.
Kevin Galpin’s picture book, The Young Flower, is a beautifully illustrated, thought-provoking lesson on self-worth and appreciation.
Loucia Isaac Seropian’s Areni and the Man with the Right Shoe is a highly instructive exploration of Armenian tradition.
Lisbeth and the Littering Ladybugs is a delightful, magical story that imparts a crucial lesson about the importance of caring for others and oneself.
The Weirdots, by Steffanie Najera and C.M. Harris, is a colorful, joyful picture book celebrating diversity, creativity, and community.