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Cool Anne illustrations I stumbled across!
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Middle School Monday: Aggie Morton, Mystery Queen: The Body Under the Piano by Marthe Jocelyn with Illustrations by Isabelle Follath
Ever since her father died, 12-year-old Aggie Morton has developed a Morbid Preoccupation of imagining gruesome stories. But she never expects that her own life will soon be affected by a real-life gruesome story, or that she will be the first one to discover the dead body under the piano! This story has plenty of entertaining characters, including shy but smart Aggie, her patient nursemaid Charlotte, a friendly constable, and Aggie’s new friend, a Belgian boy named Hector Perot.
This smart, funny, and twisty story is inspired by the famous mystery author Agatha Christie. So while this book is geared towards younger readers, anyone who has read Christie before will appreciate the references to her fictional stories and characters. Give this book to older kids and younger teens who appreciate kid detectives and imaginative mysteries!
#Middle School Monday#Aggie Morton Mystery Queen#The Body Under the Piano#Marthe Jocelyn#Isabelle Follath#Kid Lit#mystery#Agatha Christie#Kingsbridge Library#NYPL
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Book Review: Anne of Green Gables
Anne of Green Gablesby Katherine Woodfine (adapter),Isabelle Follath (illustrator) 5 out of 5 stars I loved this edited version of Anne of Green Gables! It is simplified for younger readers, but still captures all the charm of the original. It’s still all the same dialogue and basic story, but it has just been shortened and condensed. Continue reading Book Review: Anne of Green Gables
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A little Joy goes a long way...
A little Joy goes a long way... @quartokids @nubeochobooks
Joy the Elf, by Carmen Gil/Illustrated by Zuriñe Aguirre, (June 2018, NubeOcho), $15.95, ISBN: 9788494692611
Recommended for readers 4-8
Mateo is a boy who loves his tiny elf friend, Joy. She can be found in the most unexpected of places; his daddy’s beard, or in the sound of his grandparent’s car when they arrive for a visit. But the mean Ragdoll Witch doesn’t want Joy hanging around, so she…
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BOOK REVIEW : THE BEAST AND THE BETHANY BY JACK MEGGITT-PHILLIPS, ISABELLE FOLLATH (ILLUSTRATOR)
BOOK REVIEW : THE BEAST AND THE BETHANY BY JACK MEGGITT-PHILLIPS, ISABELLE FOLLATH (ILLUSTRATOR)
TITLE : The Beast And The Bethany
AUTHOR : Jack Meggit-Phillips
ILLUSTRATOR : Isabelle Follath
GENRE : Children’s Fiction, Middle-Grade, Fantasy
FR RATING : ⭐⭐⭐⭐( 4 Stars)
DATE OF PUBLISHING : 1 Oct 2020
FR REVIEW
DISCLAIMER : Thank you, Netgalley and Egmont Publishing for providing me with an ARC of this book. I am leaving this review voluntarily.
The Beast And…
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The Write Reads Blog Tour: The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips
Author/illustrator: Jack Meggitt-Phillips, Isabelle Follath
Genre: MG Fantasy
Published by: Egmont
Publication date: 01/10/20
Pages: 256
My rating: ★★★★★
I received a free review copy from The Write Reads and Egmont in exchange for an honest review.
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Review: Revenge of the Beast by Jack Meggitt-Phillips and Isabelle Follath
Last year, I was lucky enough to take part in the blog tour for the first instalment in this witty, madcap middle-grade series. This year, I’m lucky enough to take part in another blog tour with The WriteReads and Farshore for the follow-up to The Beast and the Bethany -Revenge of the Beast.
The beast has ruled 500-something Ebenezer Tweezer’s life for centuries and now it has finally gone. He and reformed prankster Bethany are now determined to become do-gooders and transform the neighbourhood’s opinions of them. But this proves harder than both of them thought and Ebenezer finds that he’s strangely missing the beast. Claudette the parrot is also feeling and behaving a bit strangely, so what’s really going on?
The book is accompanied by Isabelle Follath’s quirky, charismatic illustrations. As well as the full page images, we are treated to double page spreads and decorative borders throughout the book. They add an extra engaging dimension, which I adored.
Meggitt-Phillips’ humour is ridiculously silly and ideal for imaginative children’s writing. It manages to be slapstick with enough cheek and sass for it to appeal to older readers too. At their heart, these books are intrinsically dark but the comedy prevents them from being nightmare fodder.
I don’t think I’ve ever read a building described as ‘an architectural equivalent of someone who freely picks their nose in public’ but it works wonderfully well for the orphanage. I am still in awe of the unique descriptions that Meggitt-Phillips puts to paper and I know that kids will laugh themselves silly over them.
I think Gloria was one of my favourite additions to the sequel. She is an incredibly precocious, aspiring starlet, who has been left at the orphanage by her parents who aren’t dead -they have simply had enough of her! It might seem harsh to some readers but I found the whole idea incredibly funny!
Revenge of the Beast is a very funny, deliciously dark second book in the Beast and the Bethany series. Full of Dahl and Snicket-esque humour and stacks of imagination, I’m already looking forward to the third book!
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#Joy #NetGalley by Corrinne Averiss
#Joy #NetGalley by Corrinne Averiss
Title: Joy Author: Corrinne Averiss Illustrator: Isabelle Follath Publisher: Frances Lincoln Childrens
Publish Day: July 19,2018!
Rating: 5/5
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Fern’s Nanna has not been herself of late. And when Mom remarks that all the joy seems to have gone out of her life, Fern decides to fetch the joy back. With her catching-kit at the ready, she goes to the park and finds joy in all sorts of…
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What Are Little Girls Made Of? - by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Isabelle Follath
What Are Little Girls Made Of? – by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Isabelle Follath
What Are Little Girls Made Of? – by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Isabelle Follath, Nosy Crow – an imprint of Candlewick Press, 9781536217339, 2021 Format: Hardcover Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 5 Genre: Poetry What did you like about the book? If one were to judge this book by its cover, he or she may think they are in for a poetic trip down Mother Goose’s memory lane.…
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The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips, illustrated by Isabelle Follath
The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips, illustrated by Isabelle Follath
The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips, illustrated by Isabelle Follath. Aladdin, 2020. 9781534478893 Format: ARC (12/20 pub date) Rating: 1-5 (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 3 Genre: Fantasy/horror What did you like about the book? Ebenezer Tweezer is 511 years old, going on 512. The reason for his great age and good looks? The monster in his attic vomits up an…
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Hope you love illustrations as I do 😍...this one from Isabelle Follath is so sweet. Check her IG account for more beautiful drawings #Repost @isabellefollath ・・・ I sometimes wish I had a little rose colored cloud floating above me, making everything easy and fun! #illustratorsoninstagram #childrensbookillustration #characterdesign #kidlitart #sommerfeeling #womenillustrators #childrensillustration #pencilandwatercolour
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I love how in these illustrations Anne still has short hair at the time of the "day of the pond".
Cool Anne illustrations I stumbled across!
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