Got an email from the lovely Sophie Blackall this morning, asking me if I’d heard the news?
The New York Public Library brought out its list of 100 Great Children’s Books in 100 Years and guess who’s hob nobbing with greatness???
Uh, huh. Moi and Sophie Blackall!
Big Red Lollipop is right up there with the best of them!
Okay, think of it! I’m on a list with J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit! And Mo Willems’ Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, and Kevin Henkes’ Lily and the Purple Plastic Purse and Ezra Jack Keats’ The Snowy Day!!!!!
Omigosh! Subhan Allah!
And for any teachers reading this, I’ll include the video tutorial I made on using Big Red Lollipop in your classroom:
6 Responses
Atiyya
02|Oct|2013 1But of course! MashaAllah.
And mabrook!
Its an iconic moment so I hope you give thanks and celebrate this.
Rukhsana Khan
02|Oct|2013 2Salams Atiyya, Iconic doesn’t do it justice. Spent all night thanking Allah subhanahu wata ala about it…even in my dreams!
Alhamdu lillah!
Sajidah
06|Oct|2013 3Masha’Allah, Alhamdulillah & woo-hoo!!!
I am not surprised at all actually. You know I love BRL and so do ALL my students. I just ordered a bunch to send as gifts to teacher friends in Qatar who fell in love with it as well. Love you!
Rukhsana Khan
06|Oct|2013 4Masha Allah!
Love you too!
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19|Apr|2016 6Thanks for the link! I hadn’t seen it!
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