I Like Rocks!
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About the Book
I Like Rocks!
by Carol & Tally Russell
Photographs by Fletch Russell
I Like Rocks! expresses the love and intrigue children have for rocks. Tally has always been enthusiastic about rocks. Tally’s Grandpa, and his wonderful rock collection reinforced much of her early interest. This book is the outcome of years of enjoying rocks, and a desire to share that joy with others. The focus is to express the love, diversity of, and lifelong pleasure of sharing rocks. The fact that Tally has spina bifida and uses a wheelchair and other equipment is secondary to the fact that she has always loved rocks...and still does today.
About the Author
Authors: Dr. Carol L. Russell, Professor of Early Childhood at Emporia State University, has a doctorate in Special Education; and a master’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies; and a B.A. in Art, minoring in Psychology. She has been in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 35 years, and teaching in the fields of Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education for 30 years. Her specialty areas are: artistic creativity, inclusion, inclusive creative movement, children with special needs and their families, sibling issues of children with special needs, ADA & accessibility, curriculum adaptations / modifications, public policy, advocacy and Person First Philosophy.. Tally L. Russell (youngest daughter of Carol and Fletch) is a graduate of Emporia State University. She is studying to be a Sign Language Interpreter for young children. Tally has always been enthusiastic about rocks. This book is the outcome of years of enjoying rocks, and a desire to share that joy with others. The focus is to express the love, diversity of, and lifelong pleasure of sharing rocks. The fact that Tally has spina bifida and uses a wheelchair and other equipment is secondary. Photos by: Fletch L. Russell, Adjunct Professor of Art at Emporia State University has taught in the area of art over the past 30 years. He has an M.F.A. and B.A. in Sculpture, minoring in Photography.