Christina Francine

by Christina Francine What is it that captures children’s interest about Chris Van Allsburg’s work? His ideas are only part of his...

Read The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse Read Christina's analysis at Short Stories for Kids Picture Story Book offers a reading on YouTube here...

Positive memories help us get through difficult times and accessing their power is readily available. Simply recall them, remember,...

Picture Book Planet Resources for Picture Book Writers & Illustrators Donna Righi: What motivates you to write? Christina: Imagining is...

Festival to Go The Rochester, NY schools have offered their teachers and students recordings from authors. These recordings are...

by Jennifer L. Miller, Ph.D comments on the first in the series of Mr. Inker books. Visit her site & read her thoughts Christina...

With a big smile on my face, I quickened my leisurely pace. Following her firm command, I took up the task at hand.

Book Review "The character of Mr. Inker becomes a friend, guide, and mentor for young Rafiq, a bridge from his old life and language to...

Reviewer, Robert Davis, Amazon Just read Mr. Inker finds a Home. I'll begin by stating this, I'm a senior citizen and I really enjoyed...

Rafiq looked puzzled and surprised at the same time. “I cannot believe it,” he said. “A pen that can talk.”