Gail's Book Trailers
Book trailers are a fine way to get acquainted with books
and share your enthusiasm for a
great read!
Riverbeds: Sleeping in the World's Rivers
Julie the Rockhound
Seaman: The Dog Who Explored the West with Louis and Clark
The Tree That Owns Itself and Other Adventures from Georgia's Past
Tsunami, the True Story of an April Fool's Day Disaster
More Videos
Gotta Keep Reading - Ocoee Middle School
Have you watched this way cool video made by the students at
a Florida Middle School? They adapted a song by the Black-Eyed Peas and got everybody
involved in the fun – because ya gotta keep reading! (Look closely, near the
end, and you’ll see a boy holding up my book, Quake! Disaster in San Francisco,
1906.)
From Idea to Picturebook
Want to watch a 40-minute program about how an idea becomes a story and then a published picture book?
I presented this Webinar for a live audience. It features my picture book, Water Beds, Sleeping in the Ocean.
Click on the link, and scroll down the menu on the right side to open up the Webinar, “From Idea to Picture Book:” www.boomersinathens.com
I presented this Webinar for a live audience. It features my picture book, Water Beds, Sleeping in the Ocean.
Click on the link, and scroll down the menu on the right side to open up the Webinar, “From Idea to Picture Book:” www.boomersinathens.com
A Very Special Thanks To...
- Lucas Anderson, my wonderful son-in-law, who created the River Beds book trailer
- Sharon Amolo, the talented and energetic Media Specialist at Gwin Oaks Elementary School in Lawrenceville, Georgia, who created the book trailers for Julie, Seaman, The Tree, and Tsunami, using Animoto.
- The terrific readers at Ocoee Middle School
- The Athens Regional Library and the Lyndon House Arts Center, as well as the Institute for Museum and Library Sciences, for providing the resources for my Webinar.
- Sharon Amolo, the talented and energetic Media Specialist at Gwin Oaks Elementary School in Lawrenceville, Georgia, who created the book trailers for Julie, Seaman, The Tree, and Tsunami, using Animoto.
- The terrific readers at Ocoee Middle School
- The Athens Regional Library and the Lyndon House Arts Center, as well as the Institute for Museum and Library Sciences, for providing the resources for my Webinar.
