MARTHE JOCELYNhas written or made pictures for nearly thirty
children's books. Her most recent books include the YA novel What
We Hide and the picture book Where Do You Look? She was the 2009
recipient of the prestigious Vicky Metcalf Award for her body of
work. Her middle grade novel Mable Riley won the inaugural TD
Children's Literature Award, and her picture book Hannah's
Collections was nominated for a Governor General's Award for
Illustration.
RICHARD SCRIMGER is the award-winning author of sixteen books for
children and adults. His works have been translated in many
languages and have been critically acclaimed around the world. His
first children's novel, The Nose from Jupiter, won the 10th Annual
Mr. Christie's Book Award. His novel From Charlie's Point of View
was a CLA Honor Book, and was chosen as one of the "Best of the
Best" by the Chicago Public Library. Richard's latest, Ink Me, is
part of the Seven series of linked YA novels.
PRAISE FOR Viminy Crowe's Comic Book:
"This wholly imagined fantasy is well–fleshed out and keeps the
pages flying with its extremely clever story within a story . . . A
thrilling and imaginative reminder that adventure and magic can be
found anywhere, especially where one least expects it." --Starred
Review, Kirkus Reviews
"The numerous black-and-white comic panels help bring the story to
life for traditional and graphic novel fans, also bridging the two
settings and the story-within-a-story narrative structure. Comic
geeks or not, many are likely to enjoy this humorous and
action-packed adventure." --School Library Journal
"The mix and match of the comic book with a story book is a unique
approach to children’s literature. . . . The sheer imagination of
the authors wins the attention of the reader with this page turner
. . . Highly recommended for recreational reading, genre study,
discussion groups. An excellent addition to a school or classroom
library." --Resource Links
"[A] well-paced, entertaining adventure story in which comics play
an integral role. In fact, Viminy Crowe’s Comic
Book celebrates the genre in a way that hasn’t been done in
children’s lit before: by combining the format of a novel with that
of a comic strip and housing it between two hard covers for the
enjoyment of youngsters everywhere." --The Montreal Gazette
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