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This document summarizes books by Michigan author Kelly DiPucchio that are suitable for young children. It provides details about DiPucchio's background and education in Michigan, as well as two of her most popular books - Grace for President and What's the Magic Word? - which teach about the electoral college and manners, respectively. The document advocates for reading books by local authors to inspire children and discusses why DiPucchio is a good role model through her award-winning books and advocacy of reading.
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- 1. Useful Books for Young Children Emily Schultz Karen Sweeney
- 2. Welcome Friends of 3rd Graders! Tonight’s focus is on books written by Michigan authors. Thank you for taking the time to come tonight! Let’s get started!
- 3. Picture Books We have selected a variety of picture books that teach children different concepts in school and life.
- 4. Kelly DiPucchio Born and raised in Michigan. Attended MSU ~ Bachelor’s in Psychology, minor in Child Development Married, 3 kids.
- 5. We believe that reading books by Michigan authors will inspire children to achieve their own goals, without necessarily leaving their home state.
- 6. Focus Book #1 Grace for President New York Times best seller Published by Hyperion Books Copyright 2008 Explains how electoral college works
- 7. Focus Book #2 What’s the Magic Word? Teaches children manners Good for children ages 3+ Published 2005 Published by HarperCollins
- 8. A Few of Her Other Books
- 9. Why Kelly? Award winning author Author of two New York Times Best Selling books Made appearances on Oprah, Good Morning America, & The View
- 10. Furthermore, her books teach children a concept, and contains a valid point.
- 11. Family oriented, good role model, travels Willing to assist inspiring authors Great advocate for reading In spite of being busy, communicates with teachers she doesn’t even know
- 12. We agree with Kelly: “Picture books are important because they have the power to open our minds to new ways of perceiving the world we live in.”
- 13. Thank you Kelly
- 14. Contact Info Kelly DiPucchio’s Imageof What’s Webpage: the Magic Word: http://www.kellydipucchi http://www.kellydipucchi o.com/home.html o.com/out_of_print.html Image of Grace for Book Award President: Information: http://www.kellydipucchi http://www.kellydipucc o.com/grace_for_pres.ht hio.com/grace_for_pres. ml html
- 15. Thank you!