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- Little Poems for Tiny Ears / by Oliver, Lin.; DePaola, Tomie,1934-illustrator.;
Age: 1-3.Grade: Pre-school, excluding K.A collection of poetry for toddlers that celebrates the everyday things that fascinate them.- Subjects: Echo verse.; Children's poetry.; Poetry.;
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- 2016 children's writer's & illustrator's market / by Sambuchino, Chuck,editor.; Parish, Nancy,contributing editor.; Writer's Digest Books (Firm);
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.Getting started. How to use CWIM; Quick tips for writers & illustrators; Before your first sale -- Articles. Middle grade vs. young adult / Marie Lamba; Writer for hire / Jenna Glatzer; Making young readers laugh / Kerrie Flanagan; How to sell your picture book / Lara Perkins; Crafting a query / Kara Gebhart Uhl; Making a living as a writer / Carmela Martino -- Interviews. Debut authors tell all (First book) / Chuck Sambuchino; Debut illustrators tell all / Kerrie Flanagan; Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver / Kerrie Flanagan; Cindy Callaghan / Ramona Long; Barney Saltzberg / Carmelo Martino; Will Hillenbrand / Gloria G. Adams; Debut dos and don'ts / Lee Wind; You're an illustrator-now what? / Jodell Sadler; Drew Daywalt / Kara Gebhart Uhl; Dan Santat / Lee Wind; Ruta Sepetys / Lee Wind; Martin Whitmore / Saranyan Vigraham -- Resources. New agent spotlights / Chuck Sambuchino; Glossary of industry terms -- Markets and more. Book publishers; Canadian & international book publishers; Magazines; Agents & art reps; Clubs & organizations; Conferences & workshops; Contests, awards & grants.If you write or illustrate for young readers with the hope of getting published, this book is the trusted resource you need. Now in its 28th edition, CWIM is the definitive publishing guide for anyone who seeks to write or illustrate for kids and young adults. Inside you'll find more than 500 listings for children's book markets (publishers, agents, magazines, and more) - including a point of contact, how to properly submit your work, and what categories each market accepts. You'll also find: Interviews with creators of today's successful children's books. Also find our "New Literary Agent Spotlights" - profiles of literary reps building their client lists right now. These agents are actively seeking authors of young adult, middle-grade, chapter books, and picture books. Finally, check out our informative articles on how to make young readers laugh, how to build a career as an illustrator, how to sell your picture book, the difference between young adult and middle-grade, and much more.- Subjects: Children's literature; Children's literature; Illustration of books.; Authorship;
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- The Joy Luck Club [videorecording] / by Stone, Oliver.pro; Wang, Wayne,1949-drtpro; Bass, Ronald.auspro; Tan, Amy.auspro; Markey, Patrick.pro; Tsai Chin,1936-act; Kiều Chinh,1939-act; Lu, Lisa.act; Nuyen, France,1939-act; Chao, Rosalind.act; Tom, Lauren.act; Tomita, Tamlyn.act; Ming-Na,1963-act; Chan, Michael Paul.act; McCarthy, Andrew,1962-act; Rich, Christopher,1953-act; Wong, Russell,1963-act; Wu, Vivian,1966-act; Portman, Rachel.cmp; Mokri, Amir.cng; Hoy, Maysie.flm; Burt, Donald Graham.prs; Tan, Amy.Joy Luck Club.; Hollywood Pictures.; Buena Vista Home Video (Firm);
DVD; Region 1, NTSC; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound; widescreen presentation, aspect ratio 1.85:1, enhanced for 16x9 televisions.Tsai Chin (Lindo), Kieu Chinh (Suyuan), Lisa Lu (An Mei), France Nuyen (Ying Ying), Rosalind Chao (Rose), Lauren Tom (Lena), Tamlyn Tomita (Waverly), Ming-Na Wen (June), Michael Paul Chan (Harold), Andrew McCarthy (Ted Jordan), Christopher Rich (Rich), Russell Wong (Lin Xiao), Vivian Wu (An Mei's Mother).Director of photography, Amir Mokri ; editor, Maysie Hoy ; production designer, Donald Graham Burt ; music, Rachel Portman.Originally produced as an American motion picture in 1993.MPAA Rating: Rated R for strong depiction of thematic material.Four mothers. Four daughters. Eight stories. The Joy Luck Club is four women in San Francisco who have played mah jong together on a weekly basis to for forty some years. One of them, Suyuan, has died, and her daughter June is preparing to go to China. Auntie Lindo with daughter Waverly, Auntie Ying Ying with daughter Lena, and Auntie An Mei with daughter Rose are at the going away party. Born in China, the Joy Luck Club members came to America as young adults; their daughters are 100% American. The old days are seldom spoken about, and some things about those times have never been said aloud, but the experiences left behind color the hopes and expectations these women have for their daughters. If daughters become their mothers--no matter how much both parties desire that it not happen--daughters also become different from their mothers--despite all attempts to perpetuate the status quo.Hopes and dreams -- Auntie Lindo's story -- Waverly's story -- Auntie Ying Ying's story -- Lena's story -- Auntie An Mei's story -- Rose's story -- Auntie An Mei continues -- June's story -- Suyuans's cherished wish.- Subjects: Feature films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Tan, Amy; Mothers and daughters; Women; Man-woman relationships; Chinese American women; Mothers and daughters; Mothers and daughters; Women immigrants; Chinese Americans; Chinese American women; Mother-daughter relationship;
- © [2002], Hollywood Pictures : Distributed by Buena Vista Home Video,
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