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Date de naissance: 1958-06-12
Sexe: female
Nationalité: USA
Lieux de résidence: Kittery, Maine, USA
Professions: children's book author
children's book illustrator
graphic designer
Relations: Emberley, Michael (brother)
Emberley, Ed (father)
Fitzpatrick, Marie-Louise (sister-in-law)
Courte biographie: Rebecca Emberley comes from a family of American artists, including her father Ed Emberley, her brother Michael Emberley, and sister-in-law Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick, all of whom illustrate children's books. Her daughter Adrian Emberley and husband Peter Black are both singer-songwriters. Rebecca is the author and illustrator of numerous books for children, including a bestselling bi-lingual series. Sometimes she collaborates with family members on projects. In addition, she also does graphic design and works in silk screening and music production.

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Mice on Ice (I Like to Read) par Rebecca Emberley

This book is for beginner readers or for students who are just learning how to read.
It is about some mice who are out ice skating and the shapes they can make in the ice. It promotes imagination and creativity.
I would absolutely recommend this book for any early childhood classrooms for students to not only practice reading but learn about shapes as well.

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mlutey22 | 3 autres critiques | Feb 12, 2024 |

The Red Hen par Rebecca Emberley

Genre
Fairy tale and folklore-inspired fiction
Picture books for children
Stories in rhyme
Tone
Amusing
Writing Style
Minimal text
Illustration
Colorful
Subject
Animals
Baking
Cake
Helpfulness
Hens
Laziness

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kmgerbig | 9 autres critiques | Apr 28, 2023 |

Taking a Walk: A Book in Two Languages/Caminando … par Rebecca Emberley

This would be a great book to have in an inclusive classroom where there are kids who are unfamiliar with the English-language and vise versa for students who are not fluent with speaking Spanish. Being able to show students words (in English and Spanish) of certain images of objects in specific setting. I think would be very helpful in having both types of students learn how to do basic communication with each other and with myself as their teacher.

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DidnaPaz | 1 autre critique | Jan 18, 2022 |

The Ant and the Grasshopper par Rebecca Emberley

This is NOT related to the Aesop’s Fable of the same name although it is listed as a retelling of the traditional fable. An enjoyable picture book story, nevertheless. It has rich, vibrant colors in the illustrations.

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1Avidfan | 5 autres critiques | Jul 2, 2019 |

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