I first realize that something magical is going to happen when
I receive this package in the mail.
The author reads the story accompanied with music by the illustrator.
It is a packed library, but the children are mesmerized.
The illustrator paints moments from the book.
Lucky children!
The author shares music with a student.
What a great day! Thank you, author Dana Knox Wright and illustrator Harriet Myrick!
P.S. A little serendipity:
The author and illustrator told us that one of their pigeons had, sadly, died.
One of our teachers raises pigeons,
and was able to procure a baby that day for A Pigeon Tale!
For more information about having A Pigeon Tale come to your school or organization,
visit A Pigeon Tale website.
For more wordless photos, go to Wordless Wednesday.
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Wow, that is quite the day! I'm sure the kids loved it.
ReplyDeleteThe kids did love it!
DeleteOh how fun! What a treat for the kids!
ReplyDeleteIt was a fun day!
DeleteLove that packaging. Such a treat.
ReplyDeleteAll the children took home a pigeon feather, too!
DeleteSo beautifully presented and I love the children's art.
ReplyDeleteThis was beautifully presented.
DeleteWhat fun! I am glad the author could come out and read her book to the class. And the illustrator too! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteMultimedia!
DeleteHow fun for the kids! I'm sure they loved it.
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteI still remember an author/illustrator visit when I was in elementary school! So glad to hear the kids enjoyed it :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a great event!! Once an author came to our school and her book became my favorite :)
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Shere y Paul
Desde luego que fue un momento mágico lo que ocurrió en la biblioteca!!!
ReplyDeleteBesos
. Raquel
¡SÃ, lo sé!
DeleteEncontrarse en la biblioteca en esos momentos mágicos entre lectores y autores. ♥
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¡Mágicos!
DeleteThe kids seem to be having a blast!
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What a fun day. The kids are so lucky.
ReplyDeleteSuch an experience to see a book come alive through all their senses! I'm sure the children will remember this their entire lives. :)
ReplyDeleteArt...music...story...it was memorable.
DeleteWhat a fabulous event. Are you actually in school right now? Or was this last Spring? I wish I was there.
ReplyDeleteLast spring. I'm a bit late to the show.
DeleteAwwww!!! What wonderful day for the kids!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have loved this! Probably as much as the kids did.
ReplyDeleteLooks like there are so much fun. I have never been to such event.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was teaching, I used to love special events like this. Looks like a great experience for everyone concerned.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great experience for the children to actually meet the people who made this book happen. They will remember that for years!
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That is so fun! I wish they would do more author events in schools!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! With the author reading and music accompaniment by the illustrator. Wish I could be there sitting on the carpet with the kids. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! This author's enthusiasm should surely instill a love of reading in those children. I'm sure this was a day they'll never forget.
ReplyDeleteI'm featuring Mt. Rainier National Park again for today's Saturday Snapshot post.
What a wonderful event! Thanks for sharing...and here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
ReplyDeleteI soon will have great grandchildren that would love this book. Now they are a bit too little. But I am going to add it to my list to buy for them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great experience for everyone involved!
ReplyDeleteHow totally fun. You make me want to move "down" to elementary grades.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun opportunity for these kids! I remember my uncle use to raise pigeons when I was little. I loved it when he would use them to send a message to someone and they would come back home. That was really a cool thing to a little kid!
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