[macdibble Posts: 114 Status: Offline WWW]

It's a wonderful looking list. I've already found one friend on it. Are you? 

http://www.nypl.org/100childrensbooks2012

[Raynbow Gignilliat Posts: 602 Status: Offline]

I recognized a couple blueboarder names on there. Congrats!!!

[Mara Posts: 498 Status: Offline WWW]

One of mine is on there under Picture Books (ME AND MOMMA AND BIG JOHN).

[Vijaya Posts: 6,988 Status: Offline BEAUTY WWW]

I saw Mara and Natalie and a few more I know ... so wonderful!
Congratulations!!!
Vijaya

[macdibble Posts: 114 Status: Offline WWW]

  I knew there must be!

How are you chests not filled to bursting? It's a sensational list to be on!   

[AnnS Posts: 129 Status: Offline]

"The Wooden Sword" made it onto the list in the folk and fairytale section.  I really love the story, a folktale from Afghanistan, and I was so happy and amazed!  Actually, I am still happy and amazed!  Congrats to Mara and Natalie!

[SYoon Posts: 706 Status: Offline Novelty and Picture Books WWW]

Wow... what a great list! Congrats Mara and Natalie!

ETA... OH, and congrats to AnnS!    I didn't realize that was YOUR book, duhh!! Thought you were just saying you really liked it.  :

[Mara Posts: 498 Status: Offline WWW]

Back atcha, AnnS. Your book looks great!

[Betsy Posts: 2,318 Status: Offline PICKY EATERS WWW]

Congratulations, Mara and Natalie (and anyone else).  Mara, you're certainly on a roll!

[JennaWren Posts: 1,850 Status: Offline WWW]

Congratulations to you guys!! 

[Michael Sussman Posts: 207 Status: Offline WWW]

Great list. I'm happy for the two of you!   

[MegM Posts: 418 Status: Offline WWW]

Congrats, Mara and Natalie!

And ... I'm on there too -- in the Younger Readers section with my chapter book Duck for a Day. I thought it was pretty cool that of 8 YR selections, 3 are by Australians. I don't have any context for these US-based bits and pieces so I never know quite what they mean, but I'm always happy to be on a list!

[macdibble Posts: 114 Status: Offline WWW]

It means you're making waves in the bigger ponds too, Meg!