Ruth Paul in an #NZCYA Books Alive event with LIANZA
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Date2020-08-10CollectionLIANZA Books AliveEventLIANZA Books Alive, 2020Duration0:24:56DescriptionRuth Paul, finalist illustrator of Mini Whinny: Goody Four Shoes' discusses the illustration process and the story behind Mini Whinny then offers some fantastic hands-on illustration activities that students explore at Wellington City Library and Tauranga Public Library. Learn to draw Mini Whinny, a dolphin and a chicken!
Mini Whinny may be grubby, petulant, and more than a little bit naughty, but we can all empathise with her jealousy over the new arrival at Blackthorn Stables. This gentle tale of envy, misperception and friendship is perfectly paced, with cliff-hangers on nearly every page and delightful dialogue and humour. The cute illustrations capture all Mini Whinny’s big emotions in a way that is sure to make readers of all ages smile.
Mini Whinny: Goody Four Shoes
By Stacy Gregg, illustrated by Ruth Paul
Published by Scholastic New Zealand
Finalist for Picture Book Award
This year an innovative approach to the Books Alive events, associated with the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults, has been created in response to challenges caused by the pandemic.
Books Alive finalist events and virtual storytimes are being offered online for the first time. We are celebrating and promoting the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults finalist books, authors and illustrators and publishers to new audiences around the country.
School and public libraries have worked with finalists to create a series of online events for children, students, parents, caregivers and whanau to enjoy. We hope you take time to view and share a Books Alive event or virtual storytime.
You can purchase the finalist books through our virtual bookshop:
https://www.thechildrensbookshop.co.n...
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