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Mrs. Nash's Ashes | Sarah Adler
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Loved this! Such a fun #roadtrip book with wit and heart. And LOTS of pie! 🥧 Possible contender for #LitPie of the year 😁 #iLovePie #Dec2024 Book111

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“E. B. White found joy in the ordinary and turned it into the extraordinary.“

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Discover the story of E. B. White, the man who brought Charlotte, Wilbur, and Stuart Little to life. A Boy, a Mouse, and a Spider by Barbara Herkert, with illustrations by Lauren Castillo, is a lyrical portrait of an author whose love for nature and storytelling continues to inspire. This beautifully crafted biography is perfect for readers who cherish the magic of Charlotte‘s Web and wish to learn more about the writer behind the tale.

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Chloeeberlein
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A Boy, a Mouse, and a Spider is a tender and poetic biography of E. B. White, the beloved author of Charlotte‘s Web. Barbara Herkert‘s lyrical text beautifully captures White‘s quiet nature and deep connection to the natural world, which inspired his timeless stories. Lauren Castillo‘s soft and evocative illustrations perfectly complement the narrative, adding warmth and charm to this homage.

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“The important thing about Margaret Wise Brown is that she wrote books.“

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Chloeeberlein

Step into the whimsical world of Margaret Wise Brown, the trailblazing author behind Goodnight Moon. In The Important Thing About Margaret Wise Brown, Mac Barnett and Sarah Jacoby deliver an imaginative biography that celebrates the life of a woman who lived and wrote with boldness and curiosity. Filled with humor and heart, this book is a fitting tribute to an author whose stories continue to inspire generations of readers.

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Chloeeberlein
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The Important Thing About Margaret Wise Brown is a quirky, heartfelt homage to the legendary children‘s author. Mac Barnett‘s clever and poetic writing captures the essence of Brown‘s creativity and unconventional life, while Sarah Jacoby‘s tender illustrations evoke a sense of wonder and nostalgia.