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An Interview with Rachel Dougherty, by Anna Forrester
EasternPennPoints contributor Anna Forrester recently had a chat with Rachel Dougherty about Secret Engineer, Rachel’s upcoming debut book as an Author/Illustrator. Secret Engineer will be released next month on February 19. Here’s what they had to say. Anna: Hey Rachel—thanks for … Continue reading
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#BelieveInMagic Day 3: Conjuring, by Rachel Dougherty
Rachel Dougherty illustrates and writes picture books in Philadelphia. See her illustration work at http://www.racheldougherty.com. Her debut works as an author and author/illustrator will be released in 2018 by Simon Spotlight and Roaring Brook Press. Follow her on Twitter @R_dougherty and Instagram @racheldougherty3 … Continue reading
An Interview with Picture Book Author Anna Forrester, by Rachel Dougherty
I’m excited to introduce you to Anna Forrester, Philadelphia-based writer, adventurer, and science enthusiast. Between years spent teaching, designing landscapes for play, and writing for kids, Anna brings a uniquely well-rounded perspective to children’s lit. Some Eastern Penn Points readers may … Continue reading
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