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Terra Tempo author David R Shapiro will be at SVCC 2017 in booth LL18
Read MoreMarch 13 and 14th, 2017 David R Shapiro returned to Corbett Grade School to present the Terra Tempo materials to students in the K-5 classes. This year, students at Corbett Grade School will be studying the Missoula Floods, so, having David speak was a natural fit.
The presentation highlights the science and art of Terra Tempo: Ice Age Cataclysm in a 45 minute slide show. There is time at the end for Q and A as well as book and autograph signing. David is able to change the presentation to be applicable for students of various ages.
Corbett school hosted David as well as Erica Melville and Christopher Herndon back in 2010. Corbett was the first school to host the Terra Tempo team. Seven years and two Terra Tempo books later, David was excited to return to a new batch of students.
What is truly amazing is that the younger students were not yet born when David started to write Terra Tempo but they were still filled with enthusiasm for the book. This means that Terra Tempo is surely a timeless classic and is not bound by what is "in" at the moment.
David can be booked for presentations through this website or contacted at David@craigmorecreations.com
Booth 106. Bring Natural History into your classroom with fun, illustrated books! Align to Common Core and engage students. Come say hello today and tomorrow is Sacramento.
Craigmore Creations will be at booth 106 for the CLS. Read this post for more info.
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Read MoreWe are getting excited about this years ALA in San Francisco! David R. Shapiro and Christopher Herndon will be having fun and working hard to promote Craigmore Creations books to the wide world of librarians and libraries. Read further to see the various ways to connect with Craigmore at ALA...
Read MoreDavid gets interviewed for Sky Hawks TV
Read MoreVisit us at the American Library Association Annual Conference and Exhibition in San Francisco, June 25-30. We will be at booth 117 in Artist Alley. Hope to see you there!
For more information, visit their website at: http://alaac15.ala.org/
Christopher Herndon's Refrigerator Door Gallery doing live drawing at York Elementary art fair at Vancouver Barnes and Noble.
In attendance at IPGs first Publisher Summit in Chicago. IPG is the distributor for Craigmore Creations books. This summit is a chance for publishers to learn how to best ply their trade.
David Shapiro, author of the Terra Tempo Series to appear at Page 2 Books in Burien, Washington on Saturday, January 31, 2015 from 1:30 to 3:30pm for a book signing and more!
On Saturday, November 29th from 3-5pm, author David Shapiro will be at Klindt’s Booksellers in The Dalles to sign copies of the third volume in the Terra Tempo graphic novel series, Terra Tempo: The Academy of Planetary Evolution.
Snag a copy and join Jenna, Caleb, and Ari as they battle their way through millions of years of Earth history to become full-fledged Time Explorers!
On October 17, 2014, Gorge News Center’s Rodger Nichols interviewed Letters of the West authors Michelle Walch and John Maddin about their debut children’s picture book and their event at Klindt’s Booksellers Annual Author Fest.
Celebrate nature and the arts at the Audubon Society’s Wild Arts Festival on Saturday, November 22nd and Sunday, November 23rd with Craigmore Creations authors David Shapiro, author of the Terra Tempo graphic novel series, and Steve Engel, author of Tracks Count: A Guide to Counting Animal Prints.
Craigmore Creations is an independent publishing house located in Portland, Oregon. Our books celebrate the earth through art and storytelling. We create graphic novels, young adult books, picture books, and educational tools that all share a common thread of natural history.
Purchase 10 or more books to receive a discount, classroom poster and teacher's desk copy.
Journey through time with the Terra Tempo Series:
Book 1: Ice Age Cataclysm
Book 2: The Four Corners of Time
Book 3: The Academy of Planetary Evolution
“Imagine if Hergé has written Look and Learn, if he’d allowed Tin Tin to become the central figure in that magazine, and later on, compendium, if he’d been allowed to do that and had been guided by a think tank of geologists, botanists, paleontologists and pulp adventure writers, then the finished product, what would have been The Four Corners of Time.”
—Mass Movement Magazine
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