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Start: 1:00 pm
End: 3:00 pm
Come celebrate the San Francisco Bay Area’s rich
children’s book community with your local independent bookstore on May
1 from 1 – 3pm.
Join more than 50 children’s book authors and illustrators
as they gather at their local independent bookstores to sign books,
talk about their writing, and share their art. Hosted by the Northern
California Children’s Bookseller’s Association (NCCBA), Kids Otter Read
Day is a not-to-be-missed event for children’s book lovers of all ages.
Meet these authors at Hicklebee's!
Jim LaMarche brings us his newest, Lost & Found.
Jim LaMarche has been enchanting readers since 1992, when his illustrations for Laura Krauss Melmed's The Rainbabies earned him international acclaim. He won the Hicklebee's Book of the Year Award for Albert, written by Donna Jo Napoli. He is the father of three sons and lives with his wife in central California.
Browse books by Jim LaMarche here...
Mac Barnett's picture book, Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem has kept us laughing since it landed on our shelves last fall. His newest book is a novel for ages 9 & up, The Brixton Brothers: The Case of Mistaken Identity.
Born to non-farmers in a California farming community,
Mac now lives near San Francisco. He's on the board of
directors of 826LA, a nonprofit writing center for students
in Los Angeles, an he founded the Echo Park Time Travel Mart,
a convenience store for time travelers.
Browse books by Mac Barnett here...
Elizabeth Shreeve brings her newset book, Oliver at the Window.
She grew up in Long Island, and after studying goelogy and art at Harvard, she learned to SCUBA dive and worked for a marine biologist. She decided to return to Harvard graduate school to study landscape architecture. A few years ago the idea for her book, The Adventures of Hector Fuller came zoming into her head.
Browse books by Elizabeth Shreeve here...
Meet Tina Stolberg and read her newest book, Little Shrew Caboose.
Tina is a library specialist and the author of Moving Day Surprise. She lives in San Rafael, California.
Browse books by Tina Stolberg here...
Meet S. Terrell French and celebrate the publication of her first book, Operation Redwood, winner of the 2010 National Green Earth Book Award for children's fiction!
She is an environmental lawyer and first-time author. She lives in San Francisco ith her husband and three children, and has made many favorite trips to redwood forests.
Find out more about Operation, Redwood here...
Meet Wendy Lichtman and check out her newest book, The Writing on the Wall.
Wendy Lichtman writes personal essays for the Washington Post, New
York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Good
Housekeeping, among other national publications. She has also
written four previous young adult novels, including Do the Math:
Secrets, Lies, and Algebra. She holds a degree in mathematics and
has tutored public-school students in algebra for several years. When
she decided to write about a teenage girl who realizes that some
questions have more than one right answer, algebra, with its unknowns
and variables, seemed a perfect metaphor. She lives in
Berkeley, California.
Browse books by Wendy Lichtman here...
For more information, go to kidsotterread.wordpress.com.
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