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Summary: - In the zoo there are all kinds of animal families. But Tango's family is not like any of the others. - - About the Author: - - • - Justin Richardson, M.D., - is an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia and Cornell and co-author of - Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask). - His advice to parents has been featured in the - New York Times - and on - Today, 20/20, - and NPR's - Morning Edition. - ^ - Peter Parnell - is a playwright whose most recent play, - QED, - was produced on Broadway. He was a co-producer of the television show - The West Wing. - He lives in New York City.^ - Henry Cole - is an award-winning illustrator whose quirky, sensitive illustrations have graced more than two dozen picture books, including - Jack's Garden, - which he also wrote; - And Tango Makes Three - by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell; - The Sissy Duckling - by Harvey Fierstein; and - Moosetache and Bad Boys - , both by Margie Palatini. Henry lives in Washington, D.C. - Author:Justin Richardson^Peter Parnell - Illustrator:0 - Publisher:Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing - Published Date:04/26/2005 - Format:Hardcover - ISBN:0689878451 - #of pages:#N/A -

Summary: - - To us - it is just dirt, - the ground we walk on... - But to Dave - it was clay, - the plain and basic stuff - upon which he formed a life - as a slave nearly 200 years ago. - - - Dave was an extraordinary artist, poet, and potter living in South Carolina in the 1800s. He combined his superb artistry with deeply observant poetry, carved onto his pots, transcending the limitations he faced as a slave. In this inspiring and lyrical portrayal, National Book Award nominee Laban Carrick Hill's elegantly simple text and award-winning artist Bryan Collier's resplendent, earth-toned illustrations tell Dave's story, a story rich in history, hope, and long-lasting beauty. - - - About the Author: - - •Laban Carrick Hill is the author of more than thirty books, including the 2004 National Book Award Finalist - Harlem Stomp! - , a book he researched for nearly a decade, and - America Dreaming - , which examines the legacy of the 1960s. He has taught writing at Columbia University, Baruch College, and St. Michael's College and is currently teaching at the Solstice MFA in Creative Writing Program at Pine Manor College in Massachusetts. He is also the cofounder and codirector of the Writers Project of Ghana, based in the US and Ghana. - - - - Bryan Collier began painting at the age of fifteen and earned a B.F.A. with honors from the Pratt Institute in New York. He is the illustrator of over 10 picture books, including - Martin's Big Words - and - Rosa - (both Caldecott Honor and Coretta Scott King Award winners) and - Barack Obama: Son of Promise, Child of Hope - , a - New York Times - bestseller - - . - - Mr. Collier lives in Harlem, where he directs mural programs throughout the city for any child who wants to paint. - Author: Laban Carrick Hill - Illustrator: Bryan Collier - Publisher:Little, Brown Books for Young Readers - Published Date:09/07/2010 - Format:Hardcover - ISBN:031610731X - #of pages:#N/A -