Allen Say has written many children’s books that highlight his Japanese heritage. He came to the United States as a teenager and became a prolific writer. Say draws from personal experiences to create wonderful stories for children. Pictured here is The Bicycle Man, which describes a memorable post-World War II event from his childhood. His book Grandfather’s Journey won the Caldecott Medal in 1994.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Author/Illustrator Allen Say
We’re
celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!
Allen Say has written many children’s books that highlight his Japanese heritage. He came to the United States as a teenager and became a prolific writer. Say draws from personal experiences to create wonderful stories for children. Pictured here is The Bicycle Man, which describes a memorable post-World War II event from his childhood. His book Grandfather’s Journey won the Caldecott Medal in 1994.
Allen Say has written many children’s books that highlight his Japanese heritage. He came to the United States as a teenager and became a prolific writer. Say draws from personal experiences to create wonderful stories for children. Pictured here is The Bicycle Man, which describes a memorable post-World War II event from his childhood. His book Grandfather’s Journey won the Caldecott Medal in 1994.
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