Share the message of anti-bullying, diversity and inclusion through two powerful picture books.
KATHRYN OTOSHI BIO:
Kathryn Otoshi is a multi-award winning author, illustrator and national/international speaker living in Los Angeles. She travels to schools across the country to encourage children to develop strong character assets, and helps teachers find customized, creative methods to engage students through reading, art and the power of literature. She is best known for her character-building book series, “Zero”, “One”, “Two.” Her most recent books, “Beautiful Hands” and “Draw the Line” make important statements about reaching out and building community.
ARREE CHUNG BIO:
Arree loves storytelling and art. After working in business, Arree wanted to live a more creative life. He found his way to Pixar, where he worked in production on Monsters Inc and the Incredibles. Arree then decided to pursue his love of art at Art Center College of Design.
At Art Center, Arree found his calling to make children’s books. His books have received starred reviews from Kirkus, School Library Journal and have been highlighted on NPR’s best books.
Mixed, Arree’s latest picture book, uses simple color theory to discuss diversity, acceptance and inclusion. Mixed is published in over 10 countries and is being considered for picture book awards in England and the United States.