Showing posts with label illustrators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrators. Show all posts

Monday, February 14, 2022

Book Review: Harry Potter - A Magical Year by J.K. Rowling with illustrations by Jim Kay

Harry Potter: A Magical Year
by J.K. Rowling (j Rowling)

This is the latest book to feature the marvelous illustrations of British artist Jim Kay in the Harry Potter world of publications. Arranged in diary format, each day of the year is accompanied by a quote from one of the Harry Potter books, perhaps occurring on that day or close to it. Birthdays of main characters are marked as well as anniversaries of important dates, such as the Tri-Wizard Tournament. What makes this book so remarkable though are the hundreds of illustrations by Jim Kay; most of the illustrations have already been featured in the large illustrated versions of the first four Harry Potter books, but some of the illustrations are new. I highly recommend this book for any fan of Harry Potter or the art of this amazing illustrator.

 

(If you enjoy this, you may also wish to try the Harry Potter novels by J.K. Rowling, as illustrated by Jim Kay, or A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness.)

 

( official Jim Kay’s Harry Potter page ) | ( official J.K. Rowling web site )

 

Recommended by Kim J.
Bennett Martin Public Library — Public Service

 

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Sunday, January 5, 2020

New Award Winner List on BookGuide: The Coretta Scott King Awards

New "Award Winner" Booklist

The Coretta Scott King Book Awards have been presented since 1970, by the American Library Association, for outstanding books for children and young adults by African-American authors and illustrators.

The BookGuide reader resources page has added a page to our selection of Award Winners booklists, which includes all the winners of the Coretta Scott King Book Awards from the origin of the award up to the present. Titles owned by the Lincoln City Libraries are hotlinked from within that list. Titles not currently owned by the libraries can be requested through our InterLibrary Loan service.

For many years, there have been "Honor Books" identified which didn't quite win the award, but came close. Our page for this award has links to where you can find lists of these Honor Books.

Check out this list of debut novels at the following link: