Do-It-Yourself Dollhouse

Name: Do-It-Yourself Dollhouse
ISBN: 978-1945369476

by Shannon Anderson

Illustrated by Giulia Pintus

Publisher

Cardinal Rule Press

Publication

Oct 01, 2024

Format

Hardback

Illustrated

Yes

Price

$18.95

Dimensions

8.25 x 10.25 x 0.3 in

ISBN

978-1945369476

ASIN

1945369477

Pages

Age

5 - 7 years

Rights Sold

🌍 World Wide Rights Available

Description

Charley just got the dollhouse of her dreams! It is fancy with perfectly painted walls and furniture. But soon, she grows bored of it. Meanwhile, her friend Lucy is too busy to be bored. Lucy is working on building her own custom dollhouse using recycled materials. When the girls join forces, Charley learns that the fun never stops when you use your imagination.

Creativity and imaginative play are important parts of a child's development. It has become increasingly crucial in today's technology dependent society. Do-It-Yourself Dollhouse is a delightful reminder to children and parents alike that possibilities are endless when creativity and imagination collide.

The book comes with discussion prompts for comprehensive learning. FREE Reader's Guide and coloring pages are also available on the publisher website. The Reader's Guide contains interactive lesson plans that encourage critical thinking skills and connect to the national elementary curriculum.

Author(s)

Shannon Anderson

Shannon Anderson is an award-winning author, TEDx speaker, professor, former elementary teacher, and national presenter. She loves doing author visits, keynoting at conferences, and providing professional development for teachers. You can visit her website at shannonisteaching to find out more!

Illustrator(s)

Giulia Pintus

Giulia calls herself a bittersweet illustrator, because in her illustrations she likes to mix poetry, irony and, at times, a grotesque note. She was born in 1993 in Piacenza. She attended the Bruno Cassinari Artistic High School while attending sculpture courses at the 'Isti- tuto dell'Arte e Tecnologia del Marmo'. Also in 2012, she received a merit scholarship for International School of Comics in Reggio Emilia, where she fell in love with illustration. In 2015, Giula opened the Foglie al Vento studio together with Alessandra Santelli, where she works on commissions for private individuals and agencies.