April & Mae and the talent show the Wednesday book

April and Mae are best friends, and their pets are best friends too! On Wednesdays, April and Mae take classes. Mae takes art class, and April takes music class. But this Wednesday, there is a talent show to raise money for the library. April will perform on stage. Mae will make posters and bake tre...

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Main Author: Lambert, Megan Dowd (Author)
Other Authors: Dengoue, Briana (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Watertown. MA : Charlesbridge, 2022.
Series:Lambert, Megan Dowd, Every day with April and Mae ; 4.
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Summary:April and Mae are best friends, and their pets are best friends too! On Wednesdays, April and Mae take classes. Mae takes art class, and April takes music class. But this Wednesday, there is a talent show to raise money for the library. April will perform on stage. Mae will make posters and bake treats. When it is time to go onstage, April feels shy. Can Mae and the pets help April be brave.
Physical Description:1 volume : illustrations (colour) ; 23 cm.
Audience:005-008.
ISBN:9781623542610
1623542618
Author Notes:Megan Dowd Lambert is the author of A Kid of Their Own , A Crow of His Own , Real Sisters Pretend , and Reading Picture Books with Children . Her experiences as a white mother of seven children in a blended, multiracial, queer, adoptive family inform her work as an author, reviewer, and educator. A former children's literature instructor at Simmons University, Megan reviews and writes for Kirkus and Horn Book ; is a consultant with EmbraceRace, a community focused on race and kids; and serves on the curation team of Our Shelves, a subscription box service that features racially diverse, LGBTQ+, and feminist characters and families.

Briana Dengoue is a Philadelphia-born-and-based illustrator and graphic designer. She holds a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and is a firm believer in the fact that representation matters. She is always hoping that her work reaches someone who may look like her and see the world like her. www.briana-arrington.com