Thursday, November 18, 2010

Kidlit Critterpalooza!

For over a year now, Critter, the creation of artist Ian Sands and the brainchild of children's book writer, Christy Evers, has been traveling the world, meeting many talented writers and authors and exploring where they live. At each stop he learns more and more about KIDLIT and the importance of literacy and creativity.

Remember when he went on a college adventure with me? Here he is--in my hand--in front the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Sports Center:


Critter has been to rock concerts, national landmarks, a palace, college, attended his first SCBWI conference, walked among giant redwoods, and met the world famous artist, Robert Bateman. Now that his journey is coming to a close, it’s his hope that you will help him celebrate over at The Bookshelf Muse. His new hosts, together with old hosts, have teamed up to create the Kidlit-inspired event, Critterpalooza! and you’re invited!

There are many prizes to be won--including a signed set of my own books--all in the spirit of helping Critter celebrate creativity within our KIDLIT community, and to raise awareness for his charity, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.

I hope you will check it out and give that little cutie your support!

5 fresh comments:

Kelly (Lynn) Parra said...

How fantastic! Thanks for letting us know, Tina!

C.R. Evers said...

Thanks for all your Critter luv and support! :0D You're awesome!

Angela Ackerman said...

I love that you took Critter to college! Thanks for all you're doing for him!

Angela @ the Bookshelf Muse

Becca Puglisi said...

Thanks for hosting Critter and showing him the college life. I'm sure some of the tastier collegiate pictures were edited out--Critter rolling someone's car, for example--but that's all right. He has a reputation to uphold, after all.

Thanks for the Critter support!

Becca
The Bookshelf Muse

TinaFerraro said...

We so enjoyed hosting Critter here--and taking him to college--and thanks Christy, Angela and Becca for all you have done for Critter, too!