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Waking in Jerusalem is
Sharon Katz's second illustrated
children's book. It is
a story about a young child who wakes up before his parents and
watches the city of Jerusalem wake up. Written in brief lyrical
prose and beautifully illustrated, it will delight children and
the young at heart.
The complete on-line version
is a series of 15 images, 10k-15k each, which
combine the text and illustrations.
Suitable for children ages 3 to 7.(ISBN 0-9697709-2-8)
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I Live on a Raft, by
Jerzy Harasymowicz, is a collection
of short, haiku-like verse for children. Harasymowicz, one of
the leading poets of Poland, is noted for his unique
personal mythology and the spontaneous fantasy of his works. The
collection has been translated into English by the well-known
Canadian poet Seymour Mayne
with Jaroslaw Sokol.
(ISBN 0-9697709-1-X)
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My Blue Suitcase, also by
Sharon Katz,
is a delightful story about a well-loved
suitcase that travels on its own. The brief text has a
poetic rhythm, and the major modes of transport are
beautifully rendered as monotype prints. This is a
thought-provoking story that helps to elucidate the
concepts of departure, separation, and return.
(ISBN 0-9697709-0-1)
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| The Song of Moses by Seymour Mayne and illustrated by Sharon Katz offers novel readings and interpretations of such classical biblical subjects as the stories of the Golden Calf, the Binding of Isaac, the Flood, and the Garden of Eden. Ideal for both young adult readers and the literary public in general. (ISBN 0-9697709-3-6) |
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