THE GOBLIN TWINS picture book out now from Random House Childrens! Debut novel IF I HAD YOUR FACE
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Frances Cha retweeted
👺 Happy #BookBirthday to Too Hard to Scare, the hilarious sequel to The Goblin Twins! Two Korean goblin trickster brothers find that pranking New Yorkers is harder than they thought in this silly story from @Frances_H_Cha & @jaimekimil. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4cWhW7l
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Happy book birthday to @Frances_H_Cha and @jaimekimil's The Goblin Twins: Too Hard to Scare!
Frances Cha retweeted
Congratulations to @Frances_H_Cha on the release of her sequel The Goblin Twins: Too Hard to Scare!
Check out last year's program with Frances Cha and Aram Kim to find out what it's like to write and produce a picture book: youtube.com/watch?v=ofmaJy7A…
Frances Cha retweeted
Check out this spooky, fall-themed #KidLitbookstack to kick off the week! 🎃 I love a good dog photobomb 🐾 Even Cali wanted to look at this wonderful #libraryhaul 📚
PS. Special shoutout to @PB_Soar24 member, @kristi_mahoney and critique partner, @ShumakerDebra!
Frances Cha retweeted
Professor @Frances_H_Cha ’11 is the author of the children’s book, 'The Goblin Twins,' published last month by Crown Books for Young Readers (Penguin Random House).
Read more: bit.ly/3sSymfF
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Happy #BookBirthday to The Goblin Twins! Two 601-year-old goblin tricksters from Korea embark on an unexpected Halloween adventure in New York City in this tongue-in-cheek picture book.
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Next Wednesday! Join us for Behind The Scenes: Writing a Picture Book with Frances Cha & Aram Kim 📚
Don't miss two Korean-American writers discuss the many different layers that go into conceiving & writing picture books!
🔗RSVP or grab a viewing link: koreasociety.org/arts-cultur…
Frances Cha retweeted
Spooky season is almost upon us! The new Halloween book, The Goblin Twins, by @Frances_H_Cha takes inspiration from her Korean heritage. The book follows trickster twins Doki and Kebi as they take on New York 🎃! #weknowplay brnw.ch/21wCr2y
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NOW IN PAPERBACK "If I Had Your Face" by @Frances_H_Cha whose debut novel deftly renders a society in which upward mobility is extraordinarily difficult, and what passes as advancement for poor women is often soul crushing @randomhouse @JungYun71 washingtonpost.com/entertain…
Frances Cha retweeted
A friend’s 16yo daughter just got run off the road here in Atlanta by a truck. She swerved to the side of the road. They pulled up beside her, blocking her. She ripped off her mask and their expression shifted. One said “oh, she’s not Asian” before driving off.
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There is no place in the world for hate crimes and violence.
We mourn for those lost in yesterday’s horrific shootings targeted at the Asian American Pacific Islander community, and for the exponential rise in anti-Asian violence across the country. [thread 1/4]
Frances Cha retweeted
TL;DR: let’s not “gatekeep” the so-called gatekeepers. Give POC LGBQT young/ new to publishing people an opportunity to prove themselves instead of constantly focusing on the lack (lack of sales, pedigree). Only by lifting others up will we make a difference. #publishing
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.@AAJA media guidance on Atlanta shooting is now available at this public doc so that it's easy to access. Please read & share: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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In simply parroting the killer’s words, and treating them as the objective truth, law enforcement in Georgia doled out a galling, incomprehensible kindness to the shooter and harm to the dead. @bridgetgillard writes nym.ag/3tshibh
Frances Cha retweeted
I have purchased lots of birthday gifts for toddlers lately. I mostly gift children’s books featuring protagonists of color, typically girls of color. This came up after a (white) parent said her son almost never receives books featuring female and/or non-white protagonists.
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Applications for the 2021 Emerging Voices Fellowship close on March 17! The program provides a five-month immersive mentorship program for early-career writers from communities that are traditionally underrepresented in the publishing world. Apply today! @pen_ev @PENamerica
Frances Cha retweeted
Get a head start on your Festival reading this weekend! We have some great authors coming to Montclair virtually in March. You can get all these books from @watchungbooksellers. See all the event details on succeed2gether.org/mlf-globa…
