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by Catherine Little (Author), Sae Kimura (Illustrator)
On a beautiful spring day, sisters Jane and Cassandra enjoy tea with Mother in the garden. Jane is in the throes of writing a story for Father's birthday, but too many ideas swirl in her head, and she cannot get started. The Blue Willow pattern on the tea set catches Jane's attention ... will that be the inspiration she's looking for?
This book commemorates the 250th birthday of Jane Austen -- it celebrates her writing, which continues to engage readers around the world, and highlights the deep love between Jane and her sister Cassandra. The book introduces children to Jane Austen and her enduring legacy as an author, and perhaps could inspire them to become writers themselves.Author Biography
Catherine Little is an educator, consultant, and writer with a love of children's picture books. She especially enjoys reading her stories to families and has shared her work at schools, libraries, and special venues such as the Ontario Science Centre, Art Gallery of Ontario, and Royal Ontario Museum. Jane and the Blue Willow Princess is Catherine's fifth book. She lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with here husband and son.
Also by Catherine Little Twelve in a Race, illustrated by Sae Kimura Dragon's Dilemma, illustrated by Sae Kimura Endgame: The Secret Force 136, illustrated by Sean Huang Anne of the Library-on-the-Hill, illustrated by Sae Kimura Sae Kimura is an artist and illustrator originally from Odawara, Japan, now working and exhibiting her art in Toronto and elsewhere. Her artwork can be found in many galleries and private collections. Jane and the Blue Willow Princess is done by acrylic, soft pastel and pencil crayon on paper.
