Illustrator & Author Profile
Matthew Cordell
3 Books
Matthew Cordell is an acclaimed author and illustrator of children's books, recognized for his expressive and lively pen-and-ink artistic style. He won the prestigious Caldecott Medal for his nearly wordless picture book, 'Wolf in the Snow'. In addition to writing and illustrating his own beloved works like the 'Cornbread & Poppy' series, he frequently collaborates with other renowned authors to bring their stories to life visually.
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Books in "Cornbread & Poppy"
Cornbread loves being prepared for everything. His best friend Poppy loves flying by the seat of her pants. When winter arrives, Cornbread is fully stocked and ready to cozy up indoors. Poppy, on the other hand, realizes she completely forgot to gather any food. Because they are best friends, Cornbread steps up to help Poppy fix her winter woes. Together, these two very different mice set off on a big trek up Holler Mountain to find what they need. Along the way, you will discover that even when friends are total opposites, they can still make the perfect team. You might even meet some interesting new creatures as you follow their snowy path.
6-8 Years
83 Pages
The bright, noisy carnival has finally rolled into town, and these two mouse best friends have very different opinions about it. Poppy cannot wait to ride the biggest, fastest roller coasters and dive into all the wild thrills. Cornbread would much rather stay firmly on the ground where it is safe and quiet. Because they always support each other, Cornbread bravely agrees to tag along for a day of carnival games and enormous sugary snacks. As you explore the bright lights and exciting rides with them, you will see how they wonderfully balance each other out. Trying completely new things can be a little bit scary, but it is always much easier when your best friend is right there beside you.
6-8 Years
84 Pages
Cornbread is absolutely thrilled to visit the Moonville Museum and spend the day reading every single information plaque. Poppy thinks museums are completely boring and would much rather be outside doing something active. But when Cornbread gets a special invitation to the spectacular Founders Gala to see a brand new exhibit, Poppy agrees to dress up and go with him. You will walk the grand museum halls with these two mice as they discover solid gold ice cream scoops and diamond-covered hairbrushes. Even though they have opposite ideas of what makes a perfect evening, their trip proves that sharing a new experience is always the best way to celebrate a wonderful friendship.
6-8 Years
83 Pages