Carolyn Fisher
grew up on a southern Alberta farm with a cow, a cat, a
dog, a duck, three chickens and a pig. Each day she shouted,
"Yippety-yodle-eye-hay!" when she finished her
chores. A gust of wind blew her to Calgary, where she now
lives with her husband, Steve. When Carolyn's not making
pictures in her studio, she teaches illustration at the
Alberta College of Art and Design and tours the country
talking to people about art and books..
A
Twisted Tale Random House
Inc., 2002
Publications
Bailey
Tarbell lives on a farm. One day, a tornado hits the farm.
Bailey tries to save the animals, but they become caught
in the tornado. When the tornado subsides, the animals are
fine, but they are all mixed up. The pig quacks, the cow
flies and everyone is all mixed up. Can Bailey cure the
animals?
Two
Old Potatoes and Me
Written by John Coy, illustrated by
Carolyn Fisher Alfred A. Knopf. 2003
A
Twisted Tale Random House Inc., 2002
The
Best Friends’ Handbook
Written by Erica Orloff and Alexa Milo,
illustrated by Carolyn Fisher Walker and Company. 2002
Fifty-Five
Grandmas and a Llama
Written by Lynn Manuel, illustrated
by Carolyn Fisher Gibbs Smith.1997
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Two
Old Potatoes and Me Alfred
A. Knopf, 2003
While
cleaning out a kitchen cupboard, a young girl and her dad
find some old potatoes. The little girl is wary of them
because they have sprouted “eyes.” Instead of throwing them
out, her father suggests that the two of them plant the
old potatoes. Follow the young girl and her father as the
seasons change and their new potatoes grow.
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Bailey
Tarbell lives on a farm. One day, a tornado hits the farm.
Bailey tries to save the animals, but they become caught
in the tornado. When the tornado subsides, the animals are
fine, but they are all mixed up. The pig quacks, the cow
flies and everyone is all mixed up. Can Bailey cure the
animals?
While
cleaning out a kitchen cupboard, a young girl and her dad
find some old potatoes. The little girl is wary of them
because they have sprouted “eyes.” Instead of throwing them
out, her father suggests that the two of them plant the
old potatoes. Follow the young girl and her father as the
seasons change and their new potatoes grow.
