We all make mistakes. But do we have to let them frustrate us or set us back? In this beautifully drawn picture book, Corinna Luyken demonstrates how mistakes can be used to create something new and innovative. Ink spots, a neck that’s too long, a cat/frog can be turned into
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In 1963, Gyo Fujikawa published her children’s book Babies. It was revolutionary. The book depicted racially diverse children interacting together—for the first time. The following year the Civil Rights Act was passed and segregation became illegal. This is the story of the rule breaking Japanese-American picture-book creator, Gyo Fujikawa. Gyo
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