Saturday, April 6, 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Nice "Bad Apple" Revew
A great article on being different and a wonderful review of "Bad Apple":
http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/fitting-in-or-standing-out-how-being-different-is-a-matter-of-perspective/
http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/fitting-in-or-standing-out-how-being-different-is-a-matter-of-perspective/
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
"Tiny Pie" Images Chosen for Archive
Just found out these two images from Tiny Pie have been CHOSEN for American Illustration 32 Archive.
http://www.ai-ap.com/archive/AI/
Out of 8,742 submissions, only 546 were chosen. Not Bad!!!
http://www.ai-ap.com/archive/AI/
Out of 8,742 submissions, only 546 were chosen. Not Bad!!!
Thursday, March 21, 2013
"Tiny Pie" In Dutch!
"Tiny Pie" is going to be published in Dutch! HOEZEE!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Tiny-Pie-Mark-Bailey/dp/0762444827/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1363903283&sr=1-1&keywords=tiny+pie
http://www.amazon.com/Tiny-Pie-Mark-Bailey/dp/0762444827/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1363903283&sr=1-1&keywords=tiny+pie
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Celebrate World Read Aloud Day Tonight!
Find a book you like and someone you love and celebrate World Read Aloud Day tonight!
http://litworld.org/worldreadaloudday/
http://litworld.org/worldreadaloudday/
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Kids Love Bad Apple
Some adult reviewers have mentioned being a bit turned off by the worm/apple aspect of Bad Apple but luckily there are children to read children's books.
Check out this very charming piece on how at least some children react:
http://readingwithrhythm.wordpress.com/tag/edward-hemingway/
Check out this very charming piece on how at least some children react:
http://readingwithrhythm.wordpress.com/tag/edward-hemingway/
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Ed Guest Blog on NY Metro Parents: Bully & Bad Apple
Excerpt:
Recently, while touring schools in the Midwest with my children’s book, “Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship”, I was asked a great question by a rather serious first grader.
“Mr. Hemingway, were you ever bullied?” she wondered.
What’s so great about that question, you ask? And what self-respecting children’s book author can honestly answer such a question in front of 200 kids without revealing he’s a total dork deep down inside?
And wait a second, do I look like someone who was bullied as a kid?
The answer to that last question is, of course I look like someone who was bullied as a kid, because just about everyone has been bullied at some point in their childhood-No matter how tall and arguably charming they grow up to be. (And yes, 6 feet is still considered tall.)
And getting back to my original point, the first grader’s question is a great one because a first grader chose to ask it at all.
Full text:
http://blogs.nymetroparents.com/bully-on-me-by-edward-hemingway/
Recently, while touring schools in the Midwest with my children’s book, “Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship”, I was asked a great question by a rather serious first grader.
“Mr. Hemingway, were you ever bullied?” she wondered.
What’s so great about that question, you ask? And what self-respecting children’s book author can honestly answer such a question in front of 200 kids without revealing he’s a total dork deep down inside?
And wait a second, do I look like someone who was bullied as a kid?
The answer to that last question is, of course I look like someone who was bullied as a kid, because just about everyone has been bullied at some point in their childhood-No matter how tall and arguably charming they grow up to be. (And yes, 6 feet is still considered tall.)
And getting back to my original point, the first grader’s question is a great one because a first grader chose to ask it at all.Full text:
http://blogs.nymetroparents.com/bully-on-me-by-edward-hemingway/
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