Read me a story, Stella

In this lovely addition to Marie-Louise Gay's renowned Stella and Sam series, Stella reads to Sam, swinging in a hammock, wading in the pond or hanging upside down like a bat from a tree branch, as together they examine dragonflies, teach Fred to fly a kite and spy giant rabbit-shaped clouds in the...

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Main Author: Gay, Marie-Louise (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Toronto : Groundwood Books, 2013.
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Summary:In this lovely addition to Marie-Louise Gay's renowned Stella and Sam series, Stella reads to Sam, swinging in a hammock, wading in the pond or hanging upside down like a bat from a tree branch, as together they examine dragonflies, teach Fred to fly a kite and spy giant rabbit-shaped clouds in the vast, luminous sky.
Physical Description:32 pages : illustrations.
ISBN:9781554982165
1554982162
Author Notes:Children's author and illustrator Marie-Louise Gay was born in Quebec City, Canada on June 17, 1952. While attending the Institute of Graphic Arts of Montreal, she decided graphic art was too restraining and transferred to the Montreal Museum School of Fine Art, where is majored in animation. She worked for various Canadian magazines doing editorial illustration and illustrated a children's book. In order to learn more about illustration, she attended the Academy of Art College in San Francisco for three years.

She moved to Montreal, Canada and started illustrating children's books. In 1980, she decided to write and illustrate her own picture books. In 1984, she won the Canada Council Children's Literature Prize for illustration in both the English-language category for Lizzy's Lion and the French-language category for Drôle d'école. She won the Canadian Library Association Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon medal for Moonbeam on a Cat's Ear in 1987 and for Rainy Day Magic in 1988. The latter book also earned her the coveted Governor General's Award for illustration. She has also won the 2005 Vicky Metcalf Award, the Ruth Schwartz Award, the Mr. Christie's Book Award, and the Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Canadian Picture Book Award.

(Bowker Author Biography)