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Ninth Annual Children's Book Illustrator Exhibition
Ninth Annual Children's Book Illustrators Exhibition
November 16, 1998 to January 30, 1999
 

Joseph Daniel Fiedler

Illustration #1 from An Mei's Strange and Wondrous JourneyIllustration #1 from
An Mei's Strange and Wondrous Journey
Oil pastel on paper

Enlargement, 53K
Illustration #2 from An Mei's Strange and Wondrous JourneyIllus. #2 from
An Mei's Strange and Wondrous Journey
Oil pastel on paper

Enlargement, 39K
 

An Mei's Strange and Wondrous Journey, story by Stephan Molnar-Fenton, illustrated by Vivienne Flesher.
 
"I was born on a train as it passed through a long, dark tunnel. . . when the train broke into the light, I saw my mother's face for the first time.'' So begins An Mei's journey, one that takes her from the steps of an orphanage in Wuhan, China, "across an ocean so wide I thought it would never end" to the very different worlds of New England.

Maya Christina Gonzalez

Detail of illustration #1 from Angels Ride BikesIllustration #1 from
Angels Ride Bikes
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Acrylic

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Illustration #2 from Angels Ride BikesIllustration #2 from
Angels Ride Bikes
Acrylic

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Angels Ride Bikes, poetry by Francisco X. Alarcón, illustrations by Maya Christina Gonzalez.
 
You are invited to visit fall in Los Angeles-- the city of Angels---where dreams can come true. Mariachis play like angels, angels ride bikes, and the earth dances the cha-cha-cha. The poetic themes in this book include memories of a little boy, now become poet and teacher, who learned from his mother that hard work and education make dreams become reality.
 
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