Z is for Zebra by Judith Caseley / Gus' Fortunate Misfortune by Susa Pepka
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Book Details:
Book Title: Gus' Fortunate Misfortune by Susan Pepka
Category: Children's Fiction (Ages 3-7), 62 pages
Genre: Children's Book
Publisher: Full Cycle Publications
Release date: December 2018
Content Rating: G.
Book Description:
How do you turn a Very Bad Day into a Hopeful New Beginning? Gus, an ordinary mouse, must find a way to do just that. Following a series of unfortunate events, Gus finds himself trapped, separated from his family, and transported far from home. Alone and frightened, the young mouse must confront his deepest fears. Using his wits Gus solves problems and makes discoveries. Adapting to his new surroundings, Gus receives help from an unexpected friend. Each trial brings a new
lesson... but will Gus ultimately succeed? Will Gus find what he's truly looking for? - Ages 3-7
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Book Trailers for Children’s Books
My publisher
actually managed most of the creation of the book trailer with my final
approval. The process involved creating story boards and sequencing the
images. Thank goodness someone helped
with all of that! However, the music choice was all mine since the initial
selections were not what I was looking for.
Gus’ story needed something strong, courageous, with heroic themes. I also wanted something that was a little bit
edgy with some tension, even a bit of a scary feeling. The music that was finally chosen fits that
bill nicely and I am very pleased with the final version of the book
trailer. I’d love to hear what others
think of it!
A native of Detroit and currently living in Atlanta, Susan Pepka has enjoyed great diversity throughout her life. Mother of three and grandmother of four, Susan has experienced life as a preschool teacher, technologist in diagnostic imaging, co-owner of a successful wellness center, meditation teacher, and now a published author with the debut of her first children’s book, Gus’ Fortunate Misfortune.
One of Susan’s greatest pleasures is reading wonderful stories that stir the imagination and nourish the spirit. Her passion is helping others find ways to healthier, happier, and more meaningful lives. Her wish is that all beings live together in harmony.
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Book Details:
Book Title: Z is for Zebra: A Mosaic Menagerie by Judith Caseley
Category: Children's Fiction (Ages 3-7), 53 pages
Genre: ABC Book
Publisher: Full Cycle Publications
Release date: May 2019
Content Rating: G.
Book Description:
NEW from beloved illustrator/author, Judith Caseley, Z is for Zebra is a delightful reading romp for the very young child.
With vibrant art and quirky rhymes, this sure-to-be-a favorite book uses a child's innate love of animals to move the reader through the letters of the alphabet. Displaying gorgeous mosaics, rich with colors and details, the book presents the alphabet in an easily accessible and entertaining presentation. Perfect for teaching the child in your life about language and the animals we share the planet with. A delight for the mind and a visual feast for young book lovers and their parents, each page features an alphabet letter and a highly colorful animal mosaic along with quirky, funny memorable phrases.
Using glass tile, pebbles, and found materials instead of her usual paints and brushes, Caseley's words and pictures celebrate the imagination of every child, weaving her magic for the youngest would-be zoologist. It appeals to a young child's shorter attention span and innate love for animals and color. From jeweled starfish to bright butterflies, comic giraffes to venomous vipers this book is sure to be one your child will cherish.
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Full Cycle Publications
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Meet the Author:
Judith Caseley has written and illustrated over forty books for children, including “Dear Annie” and “On the Town: A Community Adventure”. She fell in love with the mosaics that decorated a restaurant in Sea Cliff, New York, and in the unique style of her picture books, began making her own.
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May 17 – Splashes of Joy – books spotlight / author interview with Judith Caseley / guest post by Susan Pepka / giveaway
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Enter the Giveaway:
GUS' FORTUNATE MISFORTUNE & Z IS FOR ZEBRA Book Tour Giveaway
Hi friends who love children's books! It's me, Judith Caseley, and I wrote and illustrated Z is for Zebra: a Mosaic Menagerie. It took me over three years to complete, as I taught myself how to do mosaics. It was a journey with lots of cuts on my hands! But so much fun. I hope you enjoy it! My two year old granddaughter loves the pictures and knows the rhymes by heart.
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