Visits

Interested in having one or both visit your school or library?
Contact either artist to start the discussion.

 

 

 

VISITING  ARTIST  MARILYN A. HUDSON

Author of ELEPHANT HIPS ARE EXPENSIVE (2014)

A perfect 1 hour program for school or library.

 an entertaining and informative program of stories as author of ELEPHANT HIPS ARE EXPENSIVE and her research into “Judy’s Kids” as they raised money to bring the elephant to the Oklahoma City Zoo.

Her program will include a general overview of the writing process, working with an artist to create illustrations, the history of “Judy the Elephant” in OKC, the way views of animal preservation have changed over time.

Her program will include a general overview of the writing process, working with an author to create illustrations, the history of “Judy the Elephant” in OKC, and memories shared through imaginative and fun oral storytelling.

 

Participants will take away from the visit –

       ·         An awareness of a unique piece of Oklahoma history

·         An appreciation of the creative process

·         Additional skills in Fiction Comprehension/Listening and Speaking

·         A motivation to collect and write their own unique stories of local happenings

 

 

To contact the author:

Marilyn A. Hudson

5658 NW Pioneer Circle

Norman, Ok 73072

marilynahudson@yahoo.com

http://authormarilynahudson.blogspot.com/

 

 

 

VISITING ARTIST MOLLY LEMMONS

Illus. of ELEPHANT HIPS ARE EXPENSIVE (2014)

Molly Lemmons can bring an entertaining and informative program of stories as illustrator of ELEPHANT HIPS ARE EXPENSIVE and her own memories of being one of “Judy’s Kids”, raising money to bring the elephant to the Oklahoma City Zoo.  A perfect 1 hour program for school or library.

Her program will include a general overview of the writing process, working with an author to create illustrations, the history of “Judy the Elephant” in OKC, and memories shared through imaginative and fun oral storytelling.

Participants will take away from the visit –

·         An awareness of a unique piece of Oklahoma history

·         An appreciation of the creative process

·         Additional skills in Fiction Comprehension/Listening and Speaking

·         A motivation to collect and write their own unique stories of local happenings

To contact author / storyteller Molly Lemmons:

 

Molly Lou Lemmons

mollyloubelle@cox.net

See her books at:

http://mollyloubelle.com/books.html

 

Whorl Books

www.whorlbooks.blogspot.com