Fabulous SCBWI-OR retreat. Stunning setting and great energy from the very talented group in attendance. I always leave these events inspired and energized.
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Come join me Saturday, January 20, 2018 (10:30 am)
at the Rose City Neighborhood Preschool
5830 NE Alameda, Portland, OR.
Join us SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH, FROM 11 - 1
at A CHILDREN'S PLACE (1423 NE Fremont, PDX)
for readings from OREGON READS ALOUD.
See you there!
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I'll be reading at this event from 1:15 to 1:45.
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Oregon Reads Aloud
Celebrating SMART's 25th Anniversary with stories by
twenty-five Oregon authors
My own story, Mt. Tabor, Home of Ardi the Squirrel among them. Yay!
Also still celebrating CYSMN's selection as a finalist in the 18th Annual Latino Book Awards!
Oregon Reads Aloud
Celebrating SMART's 25th Anniversary with stories by
twenty-five Oregon authors
My own story, Mt. Tabor, Home of Ardi the Squirrel among them. Yay!
Also still celebrating CYSMN's selection as a finalist in the 18th Annual Latino Book Awards!
Join the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association, for the Young Adult Services Symposium in Portland, November 6-8, 2015! Now held annually, the Symposium has also expanded its focus. Programs will cover the entire spectrum of topics related to providing services for and with young adults, including programming and maintaining young adult collections. For a look at the entire slate of programs, visit us online at: http://www.ala.org/yalsa/yasymposium/programs.
The symposium will take place at the Hilton<https://aws.passkey.com/event/12826318/owner/4173/home> with a theme of: Bringing it All Together: Connecting Libraries, Teens & Communities. YALSA would like to extend a special discounted registration rate of $59 for students. Be sure to register by September 15th , using the attached registration form, to take advantage of our lowest rates.
If you have any questions, please let me know!
Nichole O'Connor
YALSA Program Officer
The symposium will take place at the Hilton<https://aws.passkey.com/event/12826318/owner/4173/home> with a theme of: Bringing it All Together: Connecting Libraries, Teens & Communities. YALSA would like to extend a special discounted registration rate of $59 for students. Be sure to register by September 15th , using the attached registration form, to take advantage of our lowest rates.
If you have any questions, please let me know!
Nichole O'Connor
YALSA Program Officer
This is a young reader's artful interpretation of the Crystal Lake scene in Can You See ME Now?
I love the detail: snow-capped mountains, fluffy clouds, water, tiny flowers and plants, AND the rainbow.
Thanks, Tori. I hope you continue to use your art in whatever profession you decide to pursue--book illustrator maybe?
I love the detail: snow-capped mountains, fluffy clouds, water, tiny flowers and plants, AND the rainbow.
Thanks, Tori. I hope you continue to use your art in whatever profession you decide to pursue--book illustrator maybe?
Saturday, January 24, 2015: The Great Critique (9:30 to Noon)
Tabor Space (55th and Belmont)
Tabor Space (55th and Belmont)
My Very First Radio Interview:
http://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/news/arte-publico-press-author-of-the-month-estela-bernal/
http://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/news/arte-publico-press-author-of-the-month-estela-bernal/
More Photos from Book Launch Event at Powell's Books, 3415 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
in Beaverton, OR
in Beaverton, OR
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At Signing
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With Cover Designer Gigi Little
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BOOK REVIEW:
Bernal has succeeded in crafting a story that acknowledges tragedy without wallowing in it, placing her emphasis on resilience and personal growth. The quick pace and distinctive characters make for a smooth, well-crafted read.
Middle-grade readers should respond to this tender story of learning to connect with others through open eyes and an open heart. -- Kirkus Reviews
Bernal has succeeded in crafting a story that acknowledges tragedy without wallowing in it, placing her emphasis on resilience and personal growth. The quick pace and distinctive characters make for a smooth, well-crafted read.
Middle-grade readers should respond to this tender story of learning to connect with others through open eyes and an open heart. -- Kirkus Reviews
For a glimpse at the creative process used by the cover designer, Gigi Little, please visit this site:
http://utomniabene.blogspot.com.../2014/06/book-cover-design-show-off-can-you-see.html"
http://utomniabene.blogspot.com.../2014/06/book-cover-design-show-off-can-you-see.html"