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Video: Rudine Sims Bishop on Mirrors, Windows & Sliding Glass Doors

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By Cynthia Leitich Smith
for Cynsations

In this video from Reading Rockets, Rudine Sims Bishop, professor emerita from Ohio State University, speaks on Mirrors, Windows and Sliding Doors as metaphors for diversity in children's-YA literature.

See also Rudine Sims Bishop: In Appreciation by Sam Bloom from Reading While White and Mirrors, Windows, Sliding Glass Doors & Curtains, featuring Debbie Reese, from Writing the Other.

Wordless Halloween

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Panel from page 24 of Before We Read printed in Canada - boy stares into window at Jack O'Lantern

Another hidden treasure of early instructional illustrations for the classroom. A wordless story of the traditional carving of the pumpkin from Before We Read by W.J Gage & Co. Limited. (page 24) printed in Canada. No date (perhaps circa 1950's?) - artist uncredited. 

Early-reader vintage comic illustration of Halloween traditions - boy buying a pumpkin to put in little red wagon so father can help him carve.

Boy buys pumpkin at green grocer shop and carries home in red wagon so father can help him carve to put in window on Halloween night.
(original book layout)