Sesso: female
Luogo di nascita: Hong Kong
Luogo di residenza: Shetland Islands, Scotland, UK
Attività lavorative: artist
illustrator
Organizzazioni: Heflin Reps
Agente: Sally Heflin
Breve biografia: Meilo So has illustrated many award-winning books for children. Meilo So was born in Hong Kong and educated in the United Kingdom at a convent school and subsequently at Brighton College of Art. Her reputation is based on the freedom and fluidity of her style, which although oriental in its feel, is allied to a western sophistication that makes it appealing and accessible to all ages and cultures. Her preferred medium is watercolor or ink; though Meilo also enjoys using acrylics and recently gouache. Meilo enjoys working on theatre posters, travel brochures, food packaging, giftcards as well as publishing, where you will find most of her work. She lives in the Shetland Islands, Scotland.

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My Mom Is a Foreigner, But Not to Me di Julianne Moore

No matter where they are from, moms are all the same. Or are they? This picture book explores the similarities and differences of foreign-born moms.

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NCSS | 14 altre recensioni | Jul 23, 2021 |

Gobble, Gobble, Slip, Slop: A Tale of a Very Greedy… di Meilo So

This is a retelling of an Indian folk tale about a greedy car that eventually bit off more than it could chew. After eating multiple people, his best friend parrot and an elephant the cat was done in by two crabs that cut a hole in his belly. The message about not being greedy and his friends kind heart even after being eaten are great lessons to be learned for children. The illustrations are well done and the painted style is bold with many bright colors.

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Kevin-Kelley | 7 altre recensioni | Nov 27, 2018 |

My Mom Is a Foreigner, But Not to Me di Julianne Moore

This book discusses kids whose parents are immigrants to a new country. IT focuses in on how these moms may do things a bit different than everybody else. The book discusses how these mothers wear different clothes, talk differently, and may cook different foods than everybody else around them. The book also shows the beauty in it. It discusses while the mothers may do things differently, there is something beautiful in continuing the traditions of your heritage even if you are living somewhere else. One of the bigger ideas is even if your parent is from a foreign country and may not be quickly adjusting to a new culture, your parent is still you mom or dad, and they care for you.

The book had wonderful illustrations that depicted multiple cultures. The book also was told by rhyme, and gave the story a nice beat! This would be a good book to share in a classroom, as it promotes different cultures and assures children of different backgrounds to be proud of the families heritage.… (altro)

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ShelbyNicks | 14 altre recensioni | Oct 7, 2017 |

Gobble, Gobble, Slip, Slop: A Tale of a Very Greedy… di Meilo So

A greedy cat takes advantage of his friend the parrot. The greedy cat eats all 500 cakes that the parrot made and then eats the parrot! Throughout the book, the cat decides he can eat anyone or anything that crosses him. The last thing the greedy cat eats is two crabs and that is his undoing. The crabs cut a hole into his belly and let everyone out. Even though he betrayed the parrot, the parrot was a good friend and sewed up his belly. The greedy cat promised never to be so greedy again. This book reminded me of one of my favorite childhood books, "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly!" This fable shows how greed can… (altro)

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rmwinter | 7 altre recensioni | Mar 15, 2017 |

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