My Great Great Grandmother

Par : Joaquín Camp, Lawrence Schimel
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  • Nombre de pages40
  • Date de parution13/10/2026
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN978-1-4598-4392-9
  • EAN9781459843929
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille15 Mo
  • Infos supplémentairespdf
  • ÉditeurOrca Book Publishers

Résumé

Key Selling Points When a boy goes digging in his backyard, he finds his great-great-grandmother's skeleton...who scolds him for not recognizing her! After a fun day together, she returns to her final resting place, but the boy will never forget the time they spent together. A funny and heartwarming look at our relationships to our ancestors, whom we usually don't get to meet, and how a boy creates a relationship with his great-great-grandmother even though she's no longer around.
Sure to inspire the imagination of readers, who might dream up what they would do if they could visit with a long-lost family member, and a good jumping-off point for discussions about family heritage and different generations. Full of bold, bright illustrations that underscore the humor and warmth of the story. Joaquín Camp's work has been published in many languages, including Spanish, Korean, Italian, Dutch and English.
He lives and works in Madrid.
Joaquín Camp studied graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires and later instructed illustration classes. His work has been published in many languages, including Spanish, Italian, Korean, Dutch and English. His illustrations were selected for the Illustrators Exhibition at the Bologna Children's and Youth Book Fair four times. Joaquín's picture book A Sleepless Night written by Micaela Chirif, was named a 2024 Mildred L Batchelder Honor Book and a 2025 USBBY Outstanding International Book.
His illustrations have been exhibited in Argentina, Mexico, Spain, Peru and Japan, among others. His book Aldo: Ghost Dog was reviewed positively in the Wall Street Journal and also got a starred Kirkus Review. Joaquín currently resides and works in Madrid. Lawrence Schimel writes in both Spanish and English and has published over 130 books as author or anthologist in a wide range of genres, including fiction, poetry, graphic novels and children's literature.
His children's books include Early One Morning, Bedtime, Not Playtime! and Lucky Me, which was chosen for IBBY'S Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities and also won a Crystal Kite Award from the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Lawrence is also a prolific literary translator of over 200 books, including Newborns: How Baby Animals Come into the World, RO-BO and Cristina Plays, which received a starred review from Publishers Weekly.
His translations have won a Mildred L. Batchelder Honor and an Américas Award Honor (twice), among other distinctions. He lives in Madrid.