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/
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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.)
Full text:
http://blogs.nymetroparents.com/bully-on-me-by-edward-hemingway/
Friday, November 30, 2012
Bad Apple Signing, Livingston MT Nov 30
Come see Ed today in Livingston, MT if you are in the area:
http://livingstonbuylocal.com/holiday-stroll-edward-hemingway-book-signing/
http://livingstonbuylocal.com/holiday-stroll-edward-hemingway-book-signing/
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Art Show in Bozeman, MT
Ed's art show in Bozeman, Montana garnered this very nice review:
A mixture of opening your favorite book, standing in an intimate art gallery and settling in for a bowl of popcorn before a movie: “Tiny Pie,” by Edward Hemingway, is a show you need to experience.
http://www.bozeman-magpie.com/thebigmt-full-article.php?article_id=557#.UKU5VBp9_DR.facebook
Friday, November 9, 2012
Ed in Great Falls, MT Friday, Nov 16
Ed will be in Great Falls, MT next week, if you are going to be there then, check it out:
http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20121109/LIFESTYLE/311090018/Hemingway-signs-books-Nov-16-17?gcheck=1&nclick_check=1
http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20121109/LIFESTYLE/311090018/Hemingway-signs-books-Nov-16-17?gcheck=1&nclick_check=1
Ed at Irving Elementary School, Bozeman MT
Ed had a warm reception at Irving; in fact, his entire book tour has
featured interactive sessions with children which have all gone well.
Check out the banner the kids made for his visit:
And the poster they made:
Ed in action in a photo by Claire Sands Baker:
Check out the banner the kids made for his visit:
And the poster they made:
Ed in action in a photo by Claire Sands Baker:
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Bad Apple: PW Anti-bulling Resource
Bad Apple made Publisher's Weekly's
In fact, it is first on the list, which you can check out here:
http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-book-news/article/54460-bullying-resources-a-selected-listing.html
Bullying Resources: A Selected Listing
In fact, it is first on the list, which you can check out here:
http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-book-news/article/54460-bullying-resources-a-selected-listing.html
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