Megan Egbert
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The Wooden Camel
The beautiful illustrations and message about resilience will resonate with a variety of readers young and old. Perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.
Malaika's Winter Carnival
Good introductory text to highlight the significance of moving, blending cultures and family, and life in a different country.
How Nivi Got Her Names
An informative picture book that is useful for introducing concepts of Inuit culture, naming, and adoption but is best shared one-on-one.
Tasso
A lively and nostalgic look at Greek island life that might have difficulty finding an appreciative audience.
The Thank You Dish
A playful story that can be used with groups or individuals to introduce the concept of thankfulness.
Along the River
A narrative with a good flow and strong illustrations that will draw young children in for a quick read or art prompt. A solid purchase for most collections.
Father's Road
A story well suited to bringing this specific time in history to life that will enhance school collections.
The Blue Bird's Palace
This fun read with beautiful artwork will enhance any unit on folktales.-Megan Egbert, Meridian Library District, ID
Spoiled, beautiful Natasha strikes a deal with a strange old woman to live in a magical palace. She can only leave her palace in the form of a blue bird, as whom she witnesses poverty as she flies through the night skies. The contrast between selfishness and selflessness plays out against richly decorative acrylic paintings in this original tale "inspired by Russian folk tradition."
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