Tag: Children’s Books
Atlanta journalist Allison Entrekin pens a children’s book about flying away from the flock
It’s never too early to start teaching values, and Atlanta journalist and author Allison Entrekin’s new book, The Goose Who Talked to the Wind, accomplishes that with a subtlety children won’t even notice. Targeted at ages 3 to 5, the 32-page illustrated story tells a tale of an unnamed goose who hears a message from the wind, guiding him to go in a different direction from his flock.
Experimental artist Leisa Rich expresses her creativity using fabrics, found objects, and eco-plastics
The Atlanta artist talks about working with fiber, her upcoming Invisible:VisAble exhibit at the Abernathy Arts Center, and the children's book she wrote and illustrated.
For Pete’s Sake
One man gave him a look, another gave him a voice. Pete the Cat started as a happy accident and turned into a kids book phenomenon. Now that the men are going separate ways, what's next for Pete?
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