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Giants Beware!, an all ages graphic novel, released April 10th, was reviewed by the New York Times. For all kids..for all adults! Rafael Rosado of Worthington illustrated the book and the writer, Jorge Aguirre, was born and raised in Upper Arlington.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/19/books/giants-beware-by-jorge-aguirre.html
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Local artist Rafael Rosado's graphic novel reviewed by the NY Times
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Dar said:
Giants Beware!, an all ages graphic novel, released April 10th, was reviewed by the New York Times. For all kids..for all adults! Rafael Rosado of Worthington illustrated the book and the writer, Jorge Aguirre, was born and raised in Upper Arlington.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/19/books/giants-beware-by-jorge-aguirre.htmlPosted 1 year ago # -
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Anne said:
That's great!I tried to get a copy at the Cover-to-Cover event but they were sold out. :(
Waiting on them to get more!They did sell out. I know they are on order. Fantastic place...nice to see an independent bookstore still being supported. Sally @ Cover To Cover is a gem
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upcoming event!
Local author Rafael Rosado (co-creator and illustrator of the super fun all ages graphic novel Giants Beware!) will be doing a demo and signing at Barnes and Noble (Pickerington) this Saturday, Oct.27th from 2:00-4:00.
He will be part of an event put on by Nationwide Children's Hospital, and purchases will benefit their Reach Out And Read program.Posted 7 months ago #
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