Sending a request into the void for help identifying this signature. It’s from a #ChildrensBooks author or illustrator active in 90s. Probably at an author visit at Wright Elementary in @DublinSchools Please RT!
#childrensliterature#BookTwitter
More info: My mom, Suellyn Stotts, was a childrens’ librarian. We have several of these author/illustrator posters that now hang in my daughter’s room as she is named for my mom. My mom passed away this past September so we can’t ask her for the name.
@look_to_god @DublinLiteracy@OELMA1@ALALibrary@IRSCL_News@chlatweets Thank you for the suggestion. I did try that. I also tried doing a reverse image search on just the mouse drawing. Neither resulted in any useful leads unfortunately.
@PattMeeples @DublinLiteracy@OELMA1@ALALibrary@IRSCL_News@chlatweets Thank you! My sister says she thinks she remembers that the picture didn’t really match what she expected of the person but she can’t remember the name either. It looks like Jer Ogzugi to me but that’s not it and I’ve gone through many lists of childrens’ authors/illustrators.
Sending a request into the void for help identifying this signature. It’s from a #ChildrensBooks author or illustrator active in 90s. Probably at an author visit at Wright Elementary in @DublinSchools Please RT!
#childrensliterature#BookTwitter
Does it not seems conflict of interest for ASU to partner with Chegg when so many faculty have been calling on ASU to help us stop Chegg from facilitating cheating in our classes? https://t.co/h29MtRZxFx
Can you solve some of our #SHESCEarlyStart Scavenger Hunt clues around the @ASU Tempe campus?
Have the sniffles? Need a vaccine?
Stop in here and they’ll intervene
Make sure to follow the hashtag #SHESCEarlyStart on Twitter and Instagram today to follow our @ASUBeingHuman (@ASUTheCollege) Early Start students on their Tempe campus scavenger hunt!!!
For #BlackHistoryMonth, anthropologist Amanda Zunner-Keating is putting together a celebration of #Black#anthropologists with one person highlighted each day. Check out week 1 and bookmark to revisit throughout the month: https://t.co/8LoW5hB6Vv
Arizonans: under ARS 16-402, companies must give you paid time off work to vote if your work schedule prevents you from voting. What that means is that you must receive paid time off if you start and end you shift less than three hours from polls opening and polls closing. (1/3)
Also, under ARS 16-402, Arizona Universities must implement policies consistent with that rule. This means that if you do not have three consecutive hours to vote tomorrow due to classes, you are not be penalized for missing class to go vote. (2/3)