Pictures of the Week: NorthSouth Book Launch Party for "My Grandma Is a Ninja"

by SLJ
Mar 20, 2015 | Filed in People
NorthSouth Books held a launch party on March 11 for My Grandma Is a Ninja, written by Todd Tarpley and illustrated by Danny Chatzikonstantinou.
NorthSouth Books held a launch party in New York on March 11 for My Grandma Is a Ninja written by Todd Tarpley and illustrated by Danny Chatzikonstantinou. This amusing picture book centers on a young boy who learns to appreciate his unconventional but loving grandmother.   GrandmaNinja1

Author Todd Tarpley (l.) with son Ethan (r.) and Mrs. Rotter, the head of Ethan's school. Both Ethan and Mrs. Rotter inspired characters in the book.

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Children reading from My Grandma Is a Ninja.

 
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Leyla

Best book ever!

Posted : Mar 25, 2015 12:20

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