Lincoln and Powell’s book follows Shenanigan Swift, a young girl from an odd family who is determined to find out the killer of her Arch-Aunt Schadenfreude. It also won in the young reader category. The Swifts: A Dictionary of Scoundrels, written by Beth Lincoln and illustrated by Claire Powell, was named the overall winner of the awards. This creative team parents three girls and here shares insights honoring the child who’s sometimes overlooked.Barnes & Noble has announced the winners of its annual Children’s & YA Book Awards. "The author deftly describes precise situations that require compromise…Denise employs Photoshop, Procreate and pencil for scenes brimming with affection. A nice gift for a youngster expecting a new addition to the family."- The Bulletin The illustrations are lush…with inviting joy, and the subtle shading and gentle linework of the pencil and digital art envelop the scenes with a cozy feel. Charming and comforting."- Kirkus Reviews Kids will savor adorable details, such as children's artwork on a bedroom wall and winsome animal students lined up for school in a tree. "This sweet picture book acknowledges the special place each sibling occupies in a family…. "Through delicately conveyed firelight, deep shadows, and even an imagined tapestry, Denise ( Groundhug Day) provides this cracking tale with illustrations that feel like fully fleshed animated classics as Owl’s actions subvert a traditional conflict story line."- Publishers WeeklyĪ Bank Street College Best Book of the Year "Adorably earnest and gallant…. A charming blend of whimsy and medieval heroism highlighting the triumph of brains over brawn."- Kirkus Reviews "It’s dangerous to label any picture book a 'contemporary classic,' but Knight Owl tempts you to try. Sweet and epic by turns."- NPR This will satisfy a wide range of readers, from Dragons Love Tacos fans to wannabe knights."- Booklist, starred review
* "Denise gives youngsters an old-fashioned story with an amusing twist and a cute-as-a-button protagonist that charms on every level. A Barnes & Noble’s Best Children’s Book of the YearĪn Amazon Best Children’s Book of the YearĪ Washington Post Best Children's Book of the YearĪn Oklahoma Redbud Read-Aloud Award Winner
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