by gkhouse | Nov 4, 2020 | Uncategorized
Toddlers and cheerios seem to go hand in hand. This activity was inspired by Devon, who runs a family focused blog at www.ureadyteddy.com. I made my own by incorporating fun facts about Africa that contained the letter “o” along with numbers just like Devon did. This...
by gkhouse | Oct 28, 2020 | Watercolor
While most of us in the Northern Hemisphere are experiencing the beauty of multicolored leaves that line our streets in the fall, most of the Southern Hemisphere is now in spring. A blooming Jacaranda tree is one sure way to remind people that spring has arrived,...
by gkhouse | Oct 27, 2020 | Lit Talk
A few months ago I felt compelled to have live conversations with fellow African creators, and hence “The African Narrative” series was born. The show has since evolved to include discussions with publishers, bookstore owners, literacy advocates, teachers and...
by gkhouse | Oct 21, 2020 | Behind-the-scenes
Five Questions With Anil Tortop This week, Anil Tortop, answered some questions we had about her illustrating process. Anil Tortop illustrates children’s books and also works as an animator and character/concept designer, but has been called away from this...
by gkhouse | Sep 22, 2020 | Behind-the-scenes
Today we’re sharing a chat with one of our valued team members, who is the lead writer for our upcoming digital newsletter, Passport Africa. Aminata Jalloh is the author of The Biggest Little Brother and blogger behind the page Readers Inspired. Growing up as a Sierra...
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