The Book that Made Me
By Judith Ridge
Contributions by Randa Abdel-fattah, Bernard Beckett, Cathy Cassidy, Felicity Castagna, Queenie Chan, Kate Constable, Rachael Craw, Alison Croggon, Cath Crowley, Ted Dawe, Ursula Dubosarsky, Simon French, Mandy Hager and Simmone Howell
By Judith Ridge
Contributions by Randa Abdel-fattah, Bernard Beckett, Cathy Cassidy, Felicity Castagna, Queenie Chan, Kate Constable, Rachael Craw, Alison Croggon, Cath Crowley, Ted Dawe, Ursula Dubosarsky, Simon French, Mandy Hager and Simmone Howell
Edited by Judith Ridge
Contributions by Randa Abdel-fattah, Bernard Beckett, Cathy Cassidy, Felicity Castagna, Queenie Chan, Kate Constable, Rachael Craw, Alison Croggon, Cath Crowley, Ted Dawe, Ursula Dubosarsky, Simon French, Mandy Hager and Simmone Howell
Edited by Judith Ridge
Contributions by Randa Abdel-fattah, Bernard Beckett, Cathy Cassidy, Felicity Castagna, Queenie Chan, Kate Constable, Rachael Craw, Alison Croggon, Cath Crowley, Ted Dawe, Ursula Dubosarsky, Simon French, Mandy Hager and Simmone Howell
Category: Teen & Young Adult Nonfiction
Category: Teen & Young Adult Nonfiction
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$9.99
Mar 14, 2017 | ISBN 9780763696719 | Young Adult
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$17.99
Mar 14, 2017 | ISBN 9780763695491 | Young Adult
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Praise
Pencil drawings by Shaun Tan as well as photographs of the authors when they were young are visually engaging…this will likely be a favorite for those wanting a glimpse into the secret world of writers as well as a handy resource for book reports. Candid and inspirational.
—Kirkus Reviews
A good discussion starter among readers, this volume will intrigue many fans of children’s and young-adult books.
—Booklist
Ridge asked thirty-two authors (mostly from Australia and New Zealand) about the books that influenced them, and the responses are engagingly varied…Cartoons by Shaun Tan punctuate the collection with answers (often characteristically bizarre) to the question “Why do you read?” from imaginary people and creatures drawn by Tan.
—The Horn Book
Impassioned and intimate, these essays create an eloquent ode to the power of story.
—Publishers Weekly
Many of the selections would work well as a classroom read-aloud…Inspirational and handy. Consider for narrative nonfiction high school collections.
—School Library Journal
The book’s best audience is potential writers curious about other cultures.
—VOYA
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