Hopeful messages for young people from the kidlit community
EDITED: Please note that Jarrett has asked the kidlit community use #hugsfromkidlit instead of the safety pin hashtag.
Let's stay organized w/ #kidlitsafetypins hashtag. https://t.co/xPB9lYScJx
— Jarrett J. Krosoczka (@StudioJJK) November 11, 2016
I am so moved, browsing through all the #kidlitsafetypins posts on Twitter. I've created some as well; click on any image below for a printable version. To teachers and librarians: as Kate Messner said, if this is something you plan to share with students, please do also take the time to talk about what it means to have someone's back when it comes to fighting bullying and bigotry. See Kate's post here.
Click on any of the images below (I'll be adding more over the weekend) for a print-ready version.
Poster with characters from I'M BORED:
Poster with characters from the upcoming MITZI TULANE book:
Saturday, November 12, 2016 at 10:00 AM
Reader Comments (1)
I absolutely love this. Your work is inspirational. I've followed you for awhile. I'm currently self publishing my picture books through Simon and Schusters self publishing division (Archway Publishing) and would be honored if you took a look at my one manuscript. I feel like you would be inspired by how it gives children a voice...please let me know either way :)
www.larissajuliano.com