Shelley Corwin on thu 31 oct 02
Announcing a new educational picture book biography in Spanish and English
editions, hard and soft cover (16.95 & 9.95). Grades K-6, 40 pages, fully
illustrated.
Contact Normanbooks@aol.com, phone 888-888-9200, fax 888-888-9576
SUMMARY:
Grandfather Juan, Grandmother Guillermina and their grandson Chato make
pottery while sharing the telling of Chato's favorite family story: How Juan
re-invented the lost ceramic art of their area, taught his relatives and
friends, and created a better life for their village.
This book contains reference material and an art lesson plan that meet
national education standards for K-6, written by the author-arts educator,
who will do school, library and educator workshops. The realistic
illustrations show Juan's pottery process, interspersed with his experiments
and discoveries as a youth.
FRONT FLAP:
Shelley Dale shares the inspirational story of Juan Quezada and the
resurrection of a small abandoned town in Northern Mexico. Shelley collected
the oral history of this amazing Master Potter during her many trips to Mata
Ortiz, Mexico, and on their expeditions into his beloved mountains. In
Juan's own words they invite you to journey to the Mata Ortiz of yesterday
and today.
Joe Tatai on fri 15 nov 02
Good Morning!
I have faxed a few times a request for samples and distributor pricing. Axner
Company is a distributor of pottery and ceramic supplies. We also resell over 450
titles of books and videos. We have thousands of customers all over the world. I
look forward to receiving samples and distributor information.
Best Regards,
Joe Tatai
Purchasing Manager
Axner Company
490 Kane Court
Oviedo, Florida 32765
Phone-407-365-2600
Fax- 407-365-5573
Shelley Corwin wrote:
> Announcing a new educational picture book biography in Spanish and English
> editions, hard and soft cover (16.95 & 9.95). Grades K-6, 40 pages, fully
> illustrated.
> Contact Normanbooks@aol.com, phone 888-888-9200, fax 888-888-9576
>
> SUMMARY:
> Grandfather Juan, Grandmother Guillermina and their grandson Chato make
> pottery while sharing the telling of Chato's favorite family story: How Juan
> re-invented the lost ceramic art of their area, taught his relatives and
> friends, and created a better life for their village.
>
> This book contains reference material and an art lesson plan that meet
> national education standards for K-6, written by the author-arts educator,
> who will do school, library and educator workshops. The realistic
> illustrations show Juan's pottery process, interspersed with his experiments
> and discoveries as a youth.
>
> FRONT FLAP:
> Shelley Dale shares the inspirational story of Juan Quezada and the
> resurrection of a small abandoned town in Northern Mexico. Shelley collected
> the oral history of this amazing Master Potter during her many trips to Mata
> Ortiz, Mexico, and on their expeditions into his beloved mountains. In
> Juan's own words they invite you to journey to the Mata Ortiz of yesterday
> and today.
>
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