Tag Archives: point of view

In School or At Home–Go Graphic!

Posted on August 24, 2020 by rosinskynatalie

As this new school year begins so uncertainly, with COVID-19 affecting where and how youngsters learn their official lessons, I have a new resource to recommend. Ivan Brunetti’s Comics: Easy as ABC! The Essential Guide to Comics for Kids (2019) … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, comics | Tagged at home, Black Heroes of the Wild West, Booklist Top 10 Art Books for Youth, Chris Ware, classroom, comics language, Comics: Easy as ABC!, Comics: Easy as ABC! The Essential Guide to Comics for Kids, Covid-19, drawing, Eisner Award for Best Publication for Early Readers, elementary age-readers, grades 1 and 2, grades 3 to 6, graphic novels, in school, Ivan Brunetti, James Otis Smith, James Sturm, Jeff Smith, K/grade 1, Kadir Nelson, Kevin McClosky, lettering, librarians, Neil Gaiman, panels, parents, parents as teachers, point of view, reading comics with kids, reading levels, Roz Chast, short strips, teachers, TOON Books | Leave a comment

Moments to Remember

Posted on May 1, 2019 by rosinskynatalie

Private or public, some moments are seared into memory. I thought of this last month as images of Notre Dame blazed in the news. Its toppling spire also brought New York City’s falling Twin Towers to mind. Those images from … Continue reading →

Posted in graphic novels | Tagged Archie comics, astronauts, Black kids, cartooning, collective memory, fathers and sons, Jerry Craft, life cycle, memory, NASA, New Kid, New York City, Notre Dame, point of view, private memories, private school, public memories, racism, Riverdale, seventh grade, stereotypes, Through a Life, Tom Haugomat, Washington Heights, wordless books | Leave a comment

Vantage Points: Staring into 2017

Posted on January 1, 2017 by rosinskynatalie

Two new graphic works have helped me deal with my thoughts and feelings about the recent presidential election. How could so many people have voted for Donald Trump, when so many more of us are dismayed and frightened at his … Continue reading →

Posted in comics, graphic novels, picture books, Uncategorized | Tagged Arch Dale, Brendan Wenzel, cartoon fad, Donald Trump, Dr. Seuss, echolation, Harrison Cady, holiday cartoons, inauguration, Johnny Gruelle, Jonathan Barli, magazine illustrations, new year' day, newspaper cartoons, point of view, President-elect Trump, presidential election, sight, The Gaze of Drifting Skies: A Treasury of Bird's Eye Cartoon Views, They All Saw a Cat, vantage point, ways of seeing | Leave a comment

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