It became a series, and he has been illustrating them for more than 30 years. In 1970 he met a young writer who had written a mystery for children entitled Something Queer is Going On. Gerstein is also a painter and a sculptor. He designed and directed animated television commercials and made some animated films of his own.
He moved from Los Angeles to New York after he graduated from art school. Mordicai Gerstein always new he’d be an artist. She has written five non-fiction picture books for children and won several awards.įind out more about Barb Rosenstock on her website at Meet the Illustrator
She enjoys going on school visits to talk to students about her passion for writing. She also loves dancing, singing, and acting. Her favorite place is the library because she loves to read -especially true stories. She lives near Chicago with her husband, sons, and two big poodles. I thank her for sharing her expertise, patience and energy for writing.Barb Rosenstock was born on April Fool’s Day. “Barb Rosenstock’s time in my classroom has infused me with ideas and plans. “Fabulous presentation! The students were engaged and the artifacts were an added bonus to speaking and interacting with a real, in-person children’s book author.”-R. Rosenstock was able to engage all students in her interactive presentations, which were outstanding!”-Paige Cohen, literacy coach “In a school containing first to fifth graders, Mrs. Life Stories & Writing Biography: Going beyond dates to bring historical people back to life using techniques from Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.īarb is also available for family literacy nights, conferences, festivals, and museum events. They’ll learn about mining memories for writing, ocean science and the courage to explore in writing and in life. Nonfiction Adventures Under the Sea!: Students dive deep into what it takes to research and write nonfiction using Otis & Will Discover the Deep. Students will explore if they have synesthesia and how using their senses can make their writing better with rich details. Noisy Writing & Using Senses to Bring Your Story Alive: The Caldecott Honor book The Noisy Paint Box is a story about a boy who can hear colors and see music, an ability called synesthesia. Using The Camping Trip that Changed America, students learn about the primary research behind the book, and the importance of saving the earth. We’re Going on a Camping Trip.and taking President Theodore Roosevelt and environmentalist John Muir along.
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