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DEBORAH FREEDMAN was an architect once-upon-a-time, but now she loves to build worlds in children's picture books. She is the author and illustrator of 10 of them, featuring protagonists that include an earthworm searching for its purpose in life, a house that dreams of its origins, and a character that is almost too shy to appear in its own book. Her stories have been translated into ten different languages, adopted in classrooms across the country, and honored with many starred reviews and awards. Deborah lives in a colorful house in Connecticut, where she is busy at work on her next books.
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BOOKS by Deborah Freedman:
☞ PARTLY CLOUDY, coming March 5, 2024—PRE-ORDER NOW!
★ WELCOME TO THE WONDER HOUSE, poems by Rebecca Kai Dotlich & Georgia Heard ☞ NEW!
"A beautifully conceived invitation: to look, see, wonder.." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ TINY DINO
“Balancing the informative and the wondrous, the book offers a tribute to the way the interconnections among species ensure that the past remains present.” – Publishers Weekly, starred review
★ IS WAS
"An experience that is, and always will be, memorable." – Kirkus Reviews, starred review
☞ CARL AND THE MEANING OF LIFE
“... a beautiful, gently humorous picture book.." Wall Street Journal
★ THIS HOUSE, ONCE:
"Tender, comforting, and complex." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ SHY:
"An exquisite treasure for bashful readers, animal lovers, and anyone who’s ever wanted a friend." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ BY MOUSE & FROG
"Freedman’s story speaks to power of creative passion and the rewards of playing well with others." — Publishers Weekly, starred review
★ THE STORY OF FISH AND SNAIL:
"This marvelous metabook shines in both concept and beauty." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ BLUE CHICKEN:
"Full of surprise and emotion..." — School Library Journal, starred review
☞ SCRIBBLE:
"... a clever gem of a book" — Publishers Weekly
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