About this Event
A paper airplane gets stuck in a tree and so begins a funny and vibrant tale that invites children to explore and play. Told in rollicking rhyme, this stunningly beautiful book is one that will delight children and a story that will continue to entertain and speak to them long after the cover is closed!
Kathleen MacInnis Kichline is a lifelong writer and teacher who has spent decades exploring the sacred stories of women in scripture. With a Master of Divinity from Seattle University, she has written books and studies defining a theology that continues to inspire deep reflection and conversation.
Her debut children’s book, Terrance McPhee and the Toy Eating Tree, is based on a treasured moment with her now-grown grandchildren. Originally penned as a poem, the story has blossomed into a whimsical picture book celebrating imagination, teamwork, and the joy of trying your best.
Kathleen lives in Northwest Arkansas with her husband, Brian. Whether writing for adult readers of faith or young ones full of curiosity, she brings a voice of warmth, wisdom, and wonder to everything she creates.
Bellingham artist Scott Ward creates paintings that are vibrant, yet subtle; vital and contemplative, and full of the light-hearted spirit that bridges the gap between the surreal and sublime, with images that speak not only to the eyes, but to the heart, mind and spirit as well. His paintings are a reflection of life in its manifold guises. Through the use of people, animals and stunning landscapes, all characterized by bold color, careful attention to light and shadow, graceful lines and an often startling juxtaposition, each work is a self-portrait of self-expression for the artist.
Scott has worked as an artist and designer in advertising, clothing design, graphic design, theater design, landscape design, interior design and murals, and has shown work at many galleries around the country.
Whether a painting, print or note card, every piece of Scott Ward’s art is invested with his spirit, his soul, and his thought-provoking take on everyday life, yet still allows the outsider room in which to add their own meaning, depth, and perception to the mix.
Feel free to reach out to Village Books and Paper Dreams for further assistance at 360-671-2626!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Village Books and Paper Dreams, 1200 11th Street, Bellingham, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 17.29
