Official Tomie dePaola Website; Tomie in Print - Boston Globe 12/10/2007; Tomie on Radio - NC Public Radio 12/15/2006 (search "depaola") Tomie on TV - NH Public TV 1/28/2007; Tomie Video Interviews - Reading Rockets 1998; New London, New Hampshire (click "More Photos" under the photograph) Children's Book Editing

2020年9月21日 · “Tomie also designed and constructed, with my dad, life-size Christmas decorations of the Nativity… for the lawn.” Here’s a photo of the yard Nativity. Tomie labeled it “Circa 1950.” He would have been a teenager when he made this with his father. (Bob) Pray for Peace, Justice, and Equality.

Tomie dePaola, His Art & His Stories Obituary Books. Newest "In Print" Books Complete List Categories "26 Fairmount Avenue" Books "Andy & Sandy" Books "Strega Nona" Books Book Info - 26 Fairmount Avenue Book Info - A ...

Here is the story of the Nativity presented through the gentle simplicity of a children's Christmas pageant and rendered with a refreshing charm in the loving artistry of Caldecott Honor-winner Tomie dePaola. The Christmas Pageant reawakens …

2023年11月27日 · Tomie DePaola was a truly prolific (and much beloved) picture book creator. His illustrations are recognizable anywhere. We’re only highlighting four of his many Christmas picture books below. (Note: in each book that is about the baby Jesus, DePaola pictures the Christ Child.) The Birds of Bethlehem by Tomie DePaola. Putnam’s, 2012. 40 pages.

2012年12月19日 · Two new holiday picture books rise to the challenge, presenting the Nativity story to young readers, each with a very different approach. In “The Birds of Bethlehem,” Tomie dePaola uses his...

"The Birds of Bethlehem" by Tomie dePaola is a delightful retelling of the Nativity story from a unique perspective. The birds of Bethlehem, sharing the news of Christ's birth, lead readers on a journey of awe and anticipation.

Author & Illustrator: Tomie dePaola The Legend of the Poinsettia By Tomie dePaola The Legend of the Poinsettia is based on an old Mexican tale that tells the story of the classic Christmas flower – the poinsettia. Young Lucida works with her mother to make a woven blanket for the Baby Jesus to wear at the church’s Christmas Nativity

2020年8月4日 · If, as Yann Martel wrote in Life of Pi, “first wonder goes deepest; wonder after that fits in the impression made by the first,” then all my fascination with and admiration for Tomie dePaola’s work fits into the impression of that lost nativity set.