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From the Editor - June 2024
I know I said May was my favorite month, but hello June! Earlier this week The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art announced its 2024 Carle Honors Honorees — and, thrillingly, the Horn Book is among them, as MENTOR. Read the press release here; and, yes, we’re still pinching...
2024 Carle Honors Honorees...including us!
I am over the moon to say The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art announced its 2024 Carle Honors Honorees...and that we are one of them! The 2024 Carle Honors honorees are: ARTIST: URI SHULEVITZ ANGEL: WE NEED DIVERSE BOOKS BRIDGE: KIDLIT TV MENTOR: THE HORN BOOK Read the press release here. More details...
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art and R. Michelson Galleries have got us covered
The weekend before last, my younger son and I had a splendid time visiting the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art and attending the opening reception of the R. Michelson Galleries 34th Annual Children’s Illustration Celebration. We arrived at the Carle just too late to see the Telling Tales &...
Caterpillar Man: Remembering Eric Carle
The artist in his studio, circa 2015. Photo (c) The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. The news of Eric Carle’s (1929–2021) death last May sparked a worldwide outpouring of affection from four generations of readers who were moved to recall the joy his books had given them over...
A Note from Me (May 28, 2021)
Dear friends: ALA is upon us! At least in HB land — I was just looking at layouts of The Speeches, gorgeous, and great speeches as well. That’s all you’ll get out of me. In her tenure as HB editor, Anita Silvey limited herself to saying “they aren’t too long,”...
Goodbye to Two of the Greats
We were sorry to lose Lois Ehlert (May 25th) and Eric Carle (May 23rd), both of whose picture books for young children are everywhere in library collections and tucked into strollers, piled on night tables, scattered among toys and best beloved stuffies. Master collagists and colorists both, Eric and Lois added...
Five questions for Eric Carle
In The Nonsense Show, iconic picture-book creator Eric Carle reveals depths of previously unknown daffiness. A human baby sits in a kangaroo’s pouch, a lion is a people-tamer, a mouse catches a cat. Adults will appreciate the matter-of-fact surrealism; kids will simply find the whole thing a riotous hoot.1. There's...
The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Friends - Play & Explore app review
Digital reproductions of beautiful watercolor-painted collages from some of Eric Carle’s most popular picture books take center stage as "3D pop-ups" in a new, colorful app, The Very Hungry CaterpillarTM & Friends - Play & Explore (StoryToys, 2014). Though this activity app for the youngest users does not contain any...
Studio Views: What a Find!
A long time ago, long before I could call myself a bookmaker, I was just a lowly college student in Ann Arbor working toward my degree in art from the University of Michigan. I like to tell people, though, that my real education came from a ramshackle bookstore a few...
Review of The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse
The Artist Who Painted
a Blue Horseby Eric Carle; illus. by the authorPreschool Philomel 32 pp.10/11 978-0-399-25713-1 $17.99In its simplest interpretation, Carle’s book is about an artist — perhaps a child, perhaps an adult — who paints animals the “wrong” color. There is the titular blue horse, a red alligator,...
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