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LM 512 Picture Book and Illustartions Project References

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Katie DiCamillo's Because of Winn Dixie 

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Katie DiCamillo's Because of Winn Dixie 

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Katie DiCamillo's Because of Winn Dixie, illustrated by E.B. Lewis, won the John Newbery Medal in 2001, the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Children's Book Award in2002, and the Indies Choice Book Award for Children's Literature in 2001.

This book is about India Opal Buloni, a ten-year-old girl, that finds a stray dog in the produce section at Winn Dixie and takes her home to her father. Opal names the dog Winn Dixie. The two are connected because Opal has been abandoned by her mother, and is also lonely. The two form a fast friendship.

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Virgie Goes to School with Us Boys, written by Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard 2001

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Virgie Goes to School with Us Boys, written by Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard 2001

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2001 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor book award.

In the Reconstruction-era of the south, a young boy takes his sister, Virgie, to school with him in a time when girls did not need to attend school. Virgie was eager to learn, even if she had to walk seven miles to school.

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Award for Alice Schertle’s Down the Road

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Award for Alice Schertle’s Down the Road

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1996 ALA Notable Children’s Book Award.

Hettie is eager to go to the store and get eggs and bring them home safely for breakfast because her parents are too busy to go to the store. However, Hettie struggles to keep herself from running down the hill. Will Hettie get the eggs home safely for breakfast?

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Award for Jacqueline Woodson’s’ The Other Side

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Award for Jacqueline Woodson’s’ The Other Side

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2002 Notable Book for the Language Arts award.

Despite her mother's warnings, Clover, a young African American girl in the 1950s, befriends a white girl on the other side of a fence, of a segregated town.

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Hester Bass' the Secret World of Walter Anderson award

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Hester Bass' the Secret World of Walter Anderson award

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2009 winner of the Orbis Picture Award

This Nonfiction children's book is about Walter Anderson, a southern American Artist, who was a recluse. Anderson kept his now famous watercolor paintings hidden during his lifetime.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Langston Hughes' The Negro Speaks of Rivers award winner

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Langston Hughes' The Negro Speaks of Rivers award winner

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Langston Hughes' The Negro Speaks of Rivers, illustrated by Lewis won a 2009 Coretta Scott King Honor Award.

Originally written in June 1921 and taken from a book of poetry by Langston Hughes. E.B. Lewis paired the lines of the poem with beautiful water color illustrations.

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Jacqueline Woodson's Coming Home Soon, also illustrated by E.B. Lewis won a 2005 Caldecott Honor. ALA Notable award in 2005. Booklists Editor's choice. Child Magazine Best of 2004. Charlotte Zolotow Honor.

During World War II, Ada Ruth's mother has to leave her behind with her grandmother to work in Chicago while the men are off fighting the war.

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Gavin Curtis' book The Bat Boy and his Violin was illustrated by E.B. Lewis and won a Coretta Scott King Honor Award in 2009.

Reginald and Papa are at ends as Reginald loves to create beautiful music with his violin, but his father needs a bat boy for the worst team in the Negro National League, the Dukes.

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In 2003 Talkin' About Bessie: The Story of Aviator Elizabeth Coleman written by Nikki Grimes and Illustrated by E.B. Lewis won the Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award and Coretta Scott King Author Honor Book awards. This book was the first of many awards for E.B. Lewis.

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First book illustrated: Fire on the Mountain

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First book illustrated: Fire on the Mountain

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E.B. Lewis' first book to illustrate for is Fire on the Mountain by Jane Kurtz was published in 1994. This began his career as an "Artistrator"(artist and illustrator).

Fire on the Mountain is a retelling of a folktale about an Ethiopian boy, Alemayu, a young shepherd, who is challenged by his master, the rich man, to spend the night on the mountains with just a thin covering. If he survives he would receive 4 cows and money, but if he fails he must leave with his sister and never return. Alemayu has to find a way to outwit the rich man, as he is dishonest.

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E.B. Lewis is an illustrator for children's books and artist. He struggled in school because he is dyslexic. His artist uncles encouraged him to become an artist in third grade. In sixth grade he began studying under Clarence Wood at the Saturday Morning Art League. He later went to Temple University where he discovered his preference for watercolor art. Today E.B. Lewis had illustrated over seventy books, was nominated and won several awards for his illustrations, taught art in public schools for twelve years, and currently teaches at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.