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Books read in January 2022
RADIO SILENCE by Alice Oseman (reread)
ANIMAL by Dorothea Lasky
SUNNY SIDE UP by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
INVISIBLE EMMIE by Terri Libenson
THE POSTMAN FROM SPACE 2: BIKER BANDITS by Guillaume Perreault
ZYLA & KAI by Kristina Forest
LONG DISTANCE by Whitney Gardner
THE TATTOOED POTATO AND OTHER CLUES by Ellen Raskin
Here’s my big old 2021 book roundup . I think graphic novels and nonfiction (!) really stood out this year (and a handful of picture books, which I didn’t draw each month because I’d be painting for another entire year).
Books read in December 2021
CHEF YASMINA AND THE POTATO PANIC by Wauter Mannaert
NO ONE BELONGS HERE MORE THAN YOU by Miranda July
OUR CROOKED HEARTS by Melissa Albert
THE INHERITANCE GAMES by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
THE HAWTHORNE LEGACY by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Books read in November 2021
ALONE by Megan E. Freeman
BIRD BY BIRD by Anne Lamott
THE APOTHECARY by Maile Meloy
BIRDS ART LIFE by Kyo Maclear
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Unintentionally mostly read bird books all month
Books read in October 2021
SHIRLEY & JAMILA’S BIG FALL by Gillian Goerz
AN EMBARRASSMENT OF WITCHES by Sophie Goldstein & Jenn Jordan
NOT HERE TO BE LIKED by Michelle Quach
LITTLE WHITE DUCK by Na Liu & illustrated by Andrés Vera Martínez
PAPER GIRLS: THE COMPLETE STORY by Brian K. Vaughn, Cliff Chiang, & Matt Wilson
FAKE BLOOD by Whitney Gardner
SÉANCE TEA PARTY by Reimena Yee
RED, WHITE, & ROYAL BLUE by Casey McQuiston
THE NOBLEMAN’S GUIDE TO SCANDAL AND SHIPWRECKS by Mackenzi Lee
GHOST SQUAD by Claribel A. Ortega
Books read in September 2021
THE OTHER SIDE OF PERFECT by Mariko Turk
ONE YEAR AT ELLESMERE by Faith Erin Hicks
THE ACCURSED VAMPIRE by Madeline McGrane
UNLIKELY ANIMALS by Annie Hartnett
THE SPRITE AND THE GARDENER by Rii Abrego and Joe Whitt
BEAR by Ben Queen and Joe Todd-Stanton
DON’T CHECK OUT THIS BOOK by Kate Klise and M. Sarah Klise
CUB by Cynthia L. Copeland
MEN EXPLAIN THINGS TO ME by Rebecca Solnit
SQUAD by Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Lisa Sterle
PASHMINA by Nidhi Chanani
Whether it’s the focus of the story, or just there to add (ahahaha) flavour, food is an important part of children’s stories. We’ve all imagined eating Honeydukes sweets or chowing down on a Wonka bar, but here’s a menu of the best children’s books about food that dish up some tasty treats: http://bit.ly/2PqtXMo
I loved this #dtiys that @furrylittlepeachcreated!
It was a nice refresh after lots of client work I have been swamped with. See the original here: and of course follow @furrylittlepeach, she is instant sunshine!