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Snail & Worm, again in SearchWorks catalog

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In Mary's Garden by Tina Kügler (review). Jeannette Hulick. Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Volume 68, Number 10, June , pp

Leanne Shirtliffe's Blog - Announcing Book #2 - June 13, :21

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I’ve been sitting on this 550-word manuscript for six years. Even though Agent Jill doesn’t sell children’s books, I showed it to her anyway.Because she...

Snail and Worm: Meet My Friend - Tina Kügler - Google Books

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Combining deceptively simple art with clever wordplay, Snail and Worm--told in three comical, episodic shorts and ranging in topic from adventuring to having...

books — Tina Kugler Studio

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Books by Tina Kugler.

No More Beige Food - Leanne Shirtliffe - Google Books

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One night Wilma Lee Wu sits down for dinner—in front of some food that might’ve been meat—when she declares she can’t take it: “Please, no more beige food!”...

Picture This: Reflecting Diversity in Children’s Book Publishing –...

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At the ALA Annual Conference, author Tameka Fryer Brown presented the Cooperative Children's Book Center's (CCBC) multicultural publishing statistics during the panel “Celebrating Diversity: The Brown Bookshelf Salutes Great Books for Kids.” She displayed Tina Kügler's oft-cited

The Change Your Name Store | Celebrating diversity in picture books

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Celebrating diversity in picture books

Snail and Worm: Three Stories About Two Friends | Chapter books,...

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Snail and Worm: Three Stories About Two Friends, by Tina Kügler.

Tina Kügler brings kid-friendly 'Snail & Worm' to Boswell Books

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Tina Kügler’s Snail and Worm are buddies whose gentle comic adventures may remind some readers of James Marshall’s George and Martha or Arnold Lobel’s Frog and...