C is for China - Tapa blanda

Through the use of ABCs, rhyme and culturally relevant images, C is for China helps readers of all ages learn something new about the unique contributions Chinese culture has made to our world. C is for China helps Chinese children, who are adopted, and their families learn about their culture and heritage. EDITORIAL REVIEWS: “Robyn Chance is a truly gifted illustrator.” – Kristin Hannah, bestselling author of 18 novels “Although C is for China is a picture book, the instructive text gives readers of all ages a deeper understanding of the values and traditions unique to China. Ms. Chance’s exquisite attention to detail in her artwork helps to capture the self-discipline of the Chinese culture.” – Mary Mathis; Middle School Teacher-Librarian “Robyn Chance weaves her beautiful illustrations with a charming story of China. In some ways she has created this book to expresses her love for her daughter, Emmalee, bringing to life the place of her daughter’s birth. But she has also created a book that brings joy and an opportunity for learning to all who read it.” – Laura Johnson, Elementary Teacher “Beautiful and inspiring. China’s culture shines through every exquisite detail.” – Megan Chance, author of Bone River

Robyn has lived in the Northwest for most of her life. She attended the University of Washington, the University of Puget Sound and Bastyr University. She is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators and is the author/illustrator of two children’s picture books; with more projects currently underway. She also has created illustrations for the Reader’s Project, and for an upcoming Young Adult Trilogy based on Celtic Myth, with a publication date of June, 2014. Robyn’s first children’s picture book, C is for China, was released March 2012 Her second children’s picture book, Ewela’s Baaad Day! will be released later this year. Her upcoming projects include collaborations with author Megan Chance. To learn more about Robyn Chance, please visit her website at: www.chanceart.com, and her illustrator gallery page at:www.scbwi.org/illustrator-gallery/