Patricelli

In particular Long reviews Not a Box by Antoinette Portis (“Honor Book” – 2007 Geisel Award) a book about a rabbit using its imagination in playing with a cardboard box and The Birthday Box by Leslie Patricelli, another tale of a box but this time used by a human baby.

Books Are Child’s Play « Reading Copy 2007

No one has ever talked up the merits of Patricelli in my presence before.

Everyone's a Critic fusenumber8 2007

The Chamber, as Patricelli said at the time, saw Clinton's managed-competition proposal as a reasonable solution to what it considered a crippling problem for businesses.

Hullabaloo 2004

The Chamber, as Patricelli said at the time, saw Clinton's managed-competition proposal as a reasonable solution to what it considered a crippling problem for businesses.

Hullabaloo 2004

The Chamber, as Patricelli said at the time, saw Clinton's managed-competition proposal as a reasonable solution to what it considered a crippling problem for businesses.

Hullabaloo 2004

Three minutes later, Ash and fellow paramedic Tony Patricelli joined in.

The Seattle Times 2011

Don't forget to check out previously published Patricelli board books, including

Evansville Courier & Press Stories 2010

(Candlewick Press, $6.99 each, publication date Sept. 14), Patricelli demonstrates once again her ability to combine a few words with simple but comic illustrations to create a book that babies and toddlers will want to read again and again (and again!).

Evansville Courier & Press Stories 2010

In fact, one of the best things about Patricelli's books is that adults don't mind reading them repeatedly; with her wry sense of humor, Patricelli has the "Sesame Street" knack for entertaining both kids and adults.

Evansville Courier & Press Stories 2010

In "Potty," for example, Patricelli portrays both the baby's exuberance and the parents 'relief at a successful trip to the toilet, while in

Evansville Courier & Press Stories 2010