181. What If You Fell Into Classic Paintings? | Beneath the Swirling Sky with Carolyn Leiloglou
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Vincent is so done with Art and all that. But his mom and uncle just won’t stop going on about the amazing colors and composition of great masters like his namesake. Then his little sister disappears into a famous painting. What’s a lad to do? Join us for this fantastic journey Beneath the Swirling Sky with homeschool mom and middle-grade author Carolyn Leiloglou!
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Introducing author Carolyn Leiloglou
Carolyn Leiloglou (lay-LAW-glue) is the author of the middle grade fantasy novel Beneath the Swirling Sky and the picture book Library’s Most Wanted. Carolyn is the granddaughter of art collectors, daughter of an art teacher, and homeschooling mom to four wildly creative kids. She’s an award-winning author whose poems and short stories have appeared in children’s magazines around the world, including Clubhouse Jr. Carolyn also reviews her favorite children’s books on her platform, House full of Bookworms. Her newest book, middle-grade fantasy Beneath the Swirling Sky, released this month.
1. Which artworks and ideas led you to this world?
2. In our digital-driven age, why delight in art?
3. What is next for you and The Restorationists?
Quotes and notes
- How ‘Monkey Christ’ brought new life to a quiet Spanish town
- John Hughes video explains ‘Ferris Bueller’ scene at Art Institute
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Nancy Pearcey herself saw Stephen’s social share of ep. 179:
This post proves that artistic people understand books better than most people.
Joe finds good men in anime/live-action One Piece:
Usopp … as of his introductory arc in season 1, is a good young man. He lays his life down to protect his village, turns down an opportunity to inflate his ego, and acts as a father to his crew of young pirates.
Another One Piece real man: Zeff, owner of the floating restaurant with the fighting cooks. That dude is such a giga-chad dad to Sanji, the way he sacrificed for him and mentored him.
Also in the Lorehaven Guild, Mahina remarked:
Theo from the Morgan L. Busse’s Secret in the Mist [is] willing to put his life [0n the line] and risk his reputation, fortune and safety to save those less fortunate than him by carrying on the scientific work that got his parents killed. Also taking care of and loving Cass in a respectful way.
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