John Peters
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If I Were a Fish
Silly on the surface, serious underneath—but to make its point most clearly, it should be sung out to, or with, young audiences.
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Sir Morien: The Legend of a Knight of the Round Table
Younger fans of knightly deeds will enjoy this version of an unjustly little known tale with its glimpse of a slightly more inclusive Round Table.
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The Artivist
Children with strong creative impulses will hear the call to action in this ringing statement of purpose.
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Dim Sum Palace
A savory delight for young readers who enjoy dreaming about food as much as eating it.
The Skull: A Tyrolean Folktale
Twists aplenty for younger audiences in an eerie, atmospheric, and, unsurprisingly provocative outing.
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Ploof
A mix of hands on and potentially more distant interactions make this most suitable for sharing with the smallest of groups or individual audiences.
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Two New Years
An illuminating set of contrasts and parallels likely to leave younger audiences primed to welcome different ways of celebrating every version of the new year and to compare them with those of their own families.
Tomfoolery!: Randolph Caldecott and the Rambunctious Coming-of-Age of Children’s Books
If Marcus still rules the roost, here’s a high-stepping alternative for younger readers.
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