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About me
- C A R I N
- Carin Berger is an award-winning author, designer, and illustrator. Her cut-paper collages are made using ephemera such as catalogues, old books, receipts, letters, and ticket stubs. Her book, The Little Yellow Leaf was a 2008 New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Books selection, and Finding Spring was awarded the 2016 Bull-Bransom award from the National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States. In a starred review of Finding Spring, Kirkus Reviews wrote: "Multidimensional and Magial...Exceptional, exhilarating artwork perfectly suited for a story about anticipation, discover and joy." In a starred review of Forever Friends, Kirkus wrote: "Sophisticated, sensitive, and accessible, this picture book will offer new insights and pleasures with each season." She is also the illustrator of the acclaimed Stardines Swim High across the Sky and Behold the Blod Umbrellaphant, both by Jack Prelutsky, among other books. Her newest book is Good Night! Good Night! She lives with her family in New York City.
Interviews and reviews
- new york times review of forever friends
- interview on illustration mundo
- *fuse #8 review of forever friends
- *new york times review of ok go!
- *bird and little bird review
- *ephemera interview
- *school library journal starred review
- *wordpress interview
- *New York Times 10 best illustrated books 2008
- *Seven impossible things before breakfast
- *interview on writing for kids while raising them
- *review on infantbibliophile
links
- BUY THIS BOOK: Good Night! Good Night!
- BUY THIS BOOK: Finding Spring
- BUY THIS BOOK: Stardines Swim High Across the Sky
- BUY THIS BOOK: A Perfect Day
- BUY THIS BOOK: Forever Friends
- BUY THIS BOOK: OK Go!
- BUY THIS BOOK: Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant
- BUY THIS BOOK: The Little Yellow Leaf
- BUY THIS BOOK: All Mixed Up
- BUY THIS BOOK: Not so True Stories and Unreasonable Rhymes
- To my website
- To twitter
- To my facebook page
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