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Katie Jaffe
As Creative Director and Design Consultant of Aviation for Spectre Air Capital, Katie has aided in the design of several high-profile aircraft. Currently, she is leading the marketing and design efforts of an overseas airline. She also has a passion for children's causes, and has committed herself to helping several charities for children around the world. She lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband and three children.
Jennifer Lawson
Lifelong educator and advocate of the Children's Literacy Program, Jennifer seeks to bring knowledge to students through creative curriculum and technology on a global level. As Owner and President of Decision Tree Technologies, she is currently endeavoring to teach using technologically advanced solutions that excite today's students. She lives in Austin, Texas, with her family.
Tammie Lyon
Tammie attended the Columbus College of Art and Design, where she received her BFA. She began her illustration career as a staff illustrator for a major greeting card. Soon, she began her career in the children's market where she has illustrated numerous books, posters, magazines, and games. She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with her husband Lee, and loves spending the day in her studio with her dog Gus.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020
Reminiscent of The Questioneers series (of which we have every title!) by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts, Jaffe and Lawson's new book encourages critical thinking skills, creative wonder, and diligence to pursue dreams.
Kiddo loved the story, she's nine, and still enjoys the magic of a children's storybook even though she's also reading chapter books now. She's heard me quote "Try, Try Again" her whole life and learned to read on McGuffey's which includes the poem in its reading exercises, so there was a genuine snicker when Hawk raised his feather and included the play on words, "If at first you don't succeed, fly, fly again!"
"It is a great book, no one can doubt that. The airplane design [in the illustrations] is amazing. But you still can't put that many people and pets into a wagon WITH a motor," Kiddo told me. She is now monologuing design flaws, propellor safety, and superior ways to attempt this project. I think the book has done exactly its job: spiked STEM thinking.
Fly, Fly Again is a new favorite we plan to read often.
Fun Story for STEM Learning
By AnakaliaKlemm on January 7, 2020
First and foremost, kiddo and I were blown away that Buzz Aldrin--THE BUZZ ALDRIN--wrote the foreword for this picture book. How cool is that? (My father, an engineer alum of the same university as Aldrin, was pretty impressed as well. Frequently, he reads my kiddo picture books and comments about how children's publishing has "come a long way.")By AnakaliaKlemm on January 7, 2020
Reminiscent of The Questioneers series (of which we have every title!) by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts, Jaffe and Lawson's new book encourages critical thinking skills, creative wonder, and diligence to pursue dreams.
Kiddo loved the story, she's nine, and still enjoys the magic of a children's storybook even though she's also reading chapter books now. She's heard me quote "Try, Try Again" her whole life and learned to read on McGuffey's which includes the poem in its reading exercises, so there was a genuine snicker when Hawk raised his feather and included the play on words, "If at first you don't succeed, fly, fly again!"
"It is a great book, no one can doubt that. The airplane design [in the illustrations] is amazing. But you still can't put that many people and pets into a wagon WITH a motor," Kiddo told me. She is now monologuing design flaws, propellor safety, and superior ways to attempt this project. I think the book has done exactly its job: spiked STEM thinking.
Fly, Fly Again is a new favorite we plan to read often.
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