Paper Tigers Reviews Crow Medicine
About two months ago, Whitecap Books’ publicist Jackie Wong contacted me with the news that PaperTigers was going to review Crow Medicine, and that the editor had requested a “personal views” piece from me as well. The word count was flexible, and the subject matter was entirely up to me - a writer’s dream assignment!
The review appeared on Friday - the same day as the west coast launch of the book and a sweetly satisfying cap to a fun and successful event (more on the launch party to follow!).
PaperTigers is part of PacificRimVoices, a family of web sites and projects that celebrate literary voices from and about the Pacific Rim and South Asia. PacificRimVoices promotes books and reading as a means to achieving greater understanding of and among the peoples and nations of this region.
This issue of PaperTigers is focused on children’s books about animals and the environment. It’s a fantastic site for educators and librarians, chock full of reviews, interviews and resources that can be used to direct classroom projects, facilitate research and stimulate reading and readers.
Here’s the link to PaperTigers’ review of Crow Medicine (or see Blogroll):
http://www.papertigers.org/reviews/USA/papertigers/Crow_Medicine.html