Showing posts with label BookShorts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BookShorts. Show all posts

Friday, November 13, 2009

Turning Authors into Movie Stars!

The office has been quiet these past few days, as many of the Annick staff are attending or volunteering at the National Reading Summit. So it was the perfect time to bring in the BookShorts film crew and chat with the authors and illustrators of some of our upcoming titles! The videos won't be ready for a little while, so here are some pictures to tide you over.

First up: author/illustrator Ruth Ohi talked about her third book in the Chicken, Pig, Cow picture book series: Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Purple Problem (Spring 2010). She even did some quick sketches for us.


Former CBC Radio sportscaster Kevin Sylvester took the stage next to talk about Game Day (Fall 2010), a book about the people who work in behind-the-scenes jobs related to sports.


Next, author/illustrator Andrea Wayne von Königslöw talked about her book How Do You Read to a Rabbit? (Spring 2010) in which a child attempts to read a bedtime story to various animals, with hilarious results. Here's Andrea reading to a rather patient bunny:


Finally, Sharon McKay gave us some background about her book Stones Over Kandahar (Fall 2010), which is set in Afghanistan and grew out of her experiences as a Canadian War Artist. After the interview, she browsed our books and couldn't resist picking up The Apprentice's Masterpiece (Melanie Little).


We're looking forward to sharing the finished videos with you, and giving you more details about these great new books. Until then, you can find more pictures from the video shoot on the Annick Flickr account. Enjoy!

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Book Trailer: The Night Wanderer by Drew Hayden Taylor

Our latest book trailer, The Night Wanderer, is up -- and it's pretty spooky! Hope you enjoy it.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Video: In Ecstasy

In Ecstasy by Kate McCaffrey

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Video: My Kind of Sad

Once again Annick Press has teamed up with BookShorts Inc. to produce video trailers for five of our books. Teen Talk includes widely acclaimed books on topics that affect teens: substance abuse, sexuality, depression and bullying. Drop us a line; we would love to hear what you think!

My Kind of Sad by Kate Scowen

Friday, October 10, 2008

Ruth Ohi BookShorts Interview



Thanks BookShorts!
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