The Association of Philadelphia School Librarians| Jerri Diane Sueck, Author | Jerri, a teacher at the Franklin Learning Center, has written a book entitled "Letters My Mother Never Read." She was our guest at the 2005 Irene Garson Librarian of the Year Award Dinner, where she shared this book with us all. |
Charles Kaesshaefer, Author |
Charles Kaesshaefer, author of "The Lost Princess" is a teacher in the city of Philadelphia. His illustrator, Karen S. Riedlmeier, teaches along with him in the same school. |
| Judith Kristen, Author | The author of the "The Purple Hat Gang" is not only willing to come to your school, Judith Kristen will also provide an indepth writing workshop for a youth and aspiring authors. Judy has published a new book, "Olivia Twist: A quest for a glass half full," that is quickly becoming a favorite among young people. If you missed the appearance of Judy at our general membership meeting, you can hear her speak at PSLA in Hershey PA! |
| Elizabeth Griffin Gore, Author | The author of the no holds barred book for teens, Niara, Elizabeth Griffin Gore enjoys sharing her message with young people. |
| Joan Sage, Compiler/Editor http://www.thewhimsicalsage.com | Joan Sage visits our schools to share with our students and parents the book "The Whimsical Sage" and other stories written by her husband Michael Sage. |
| Pamela Paparone, Illustrator | While not yet ready to visit our schools, Ms. Paparone is a talented and gracious illustrator. A few of her titles are:
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| Aaron Blanding, Writer/Director/Producer | Mr. Blanding, who has produced a wonderful film to share with our students, was the key note speaker at the Year of the Librarian Dinner in June. This story is about a young boy being taken in by a family, and his eventual acceptance by the "older brother." Find out more information here. You can find The Battle of Eshu and Iku trailor and the teacher's guide to compliment the DVD at the Art Sanctuary web site. |