Annie Imagines
by Mary Elizabeth Smith
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Pub Date Jun 10 2019 | Archive Date Aug 23 2019
Senigami Publishing | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
Annie Imagines is about a girl who thinks she sees fairies but isn't sure. She turns to her grandmother for an explanation and reassurance. Through a process of presenting imaginative encounters, Grandma elevates Annie's ability to see things in a new way, allowing her creativity to soar. The Grandmother is the creative mentor in Annie's process of becoming confident. First by accepting Annie's expression of doubts and confusion over her perception of fairies. And secondly, through Grandma's ability to mirror Annie's fantastic imagination, she gently guides Annie into acceptance of her creative ability. Grandma becomes the most important relationship in Annie's artistic and imaginative development. This is the basis that builds Annie's, and any child's self-esteem, confidence, and aspiration.
A Note From the Publisher
ebook - ISBN 9781732440531
Book Illustrator: Linda Carol Carter
ebook - ISBN 9781732440531
Book Illustrator: Linda Carol Carter
Advance Praise
“Bright, beautiful illustrations enhance the intergenerational story exploring curiosity, creativity and imaginative play. Annie and her grandmother put on their rose-colored glasses to play with garden fairies and make the extraordinary out of the ordinary.”
--Carole Hildebrandt, MA Elementary teacher
“My 6 year-old granddaughter and I loved this book!!! A child’s imagination is a gift which needs to be lovingly nurtured. The book’s story, Illustrations and activity pages are a primer for parents, grandparents and teachers to assist in reaching this goal.”
--Jan Bergman, MSW & LCSW Youth and Family Therapist
Marketing Plan
Strong marketing efforts to parents, grandparents, schools, bookstores, public and school libraries.
Participation in book shows in May/June and Sept/October - Oregon and California
Bay Area Book Festival Outdoor Fair - Downtown Berkeley, CA
Beaverton Author’s Fair - Beaverton, OR City Library
PNBA Fall trade show - Portland Oregon
Orange County Children’s Book Festival - Orange Coast College – Costa Mesa, CA
Library eblasts to Public libraries and School Libraries
Display at the ALA - Wash DC 2019
Social media campaign to mom and teacher bloggers in May - July
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9781732440548 |
PRICE | $16.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
What a fabulous book! The pictures are amazing, colourful and so cheerful! The text is engaging and will help students and young children develop their own sense of creativity and their imagination. This book should be compulsory for all children!
To top it all, a guide helps teachers or parents use the book and provides multiple tasks!
Thank you for this lovely story and these ideal tasks! I warmly recommend Annie Imagines!
"Annie Imagines" is a lovely children's book that captures the incredible nature of a child's imagination. With stunning illustrations, this book tells the story of a loving grandmother nurturing the creative imagination of her young granddaughter named Annie. Together they dream up a fantasy fairy world in the garden, and find images in the clouds of a man's face on the moon overlooking various animals on the grounds of a large castle. Imaginative worlds are magical places. In this book, Annie's grandmother teaches that imagination can turn ordinary things into extraordinary things, and "take you anywhere you want to go."
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