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Watercolor and Ink on paper, Photoshop finalization
"The Cat with No Name" Retold and Illustrated by Nina Khashchina
8 cards (16 pages); bilingual English/Russian.
Front - Illustration. The back of each card features clear, kid-tested text
and a smaller version of the image the audience is seeing, so you always stay matched up. |
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About the Story
This classic Russian folktale has parallels in Japanese and Indian folklore as well. The best-known version was written by poet Samuil Marshak (1887–1964). An adoring old couple concocts increasingly silly names for its kitten before stumbling on the perfect one. Nina Khashchina’s playful watercolor paintings delight audiences young and old, and the interactive text keeps kids guessing up till the final card. Short, simple sentences are ideal for audiences as young as 2. |
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About the Author
Nina Khashchina is a young Russian
illustrator who lives in California and illuminates stories for kids all around
the world.
She dedicates this book to Allochka.
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Published with Storycard Theater®
Based on traditional Japanese picture-card dramas called kamishibai (paper theater), the Storycard Theater format allows you to read to a group of children while showing them the pictures. Reading becomes storytelling. It’s easy and fun. Storycard Theater dramas are printed on sturdy cards — small enough to hold comfortably, yet large enough to showcase the colorful artwork. These storycards are ideal for classrooms, birthday parties, daycare centers, family gatherings, and for students learning English. |
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It is available through www.amazon.com.
You can also purchase it through Storycard Theater or my store. |
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"The Cat with No Name "
Retold and Illustrated
by Nina Khashchina
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"The Diversity King"
by
Dr. Paul L. Gerhardt
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