Reviews of Bark and Tim
"A story based on the childhood of a visionary African-American artist, told with humor and poignancy. Children will appreciate this 'true story of friendship.'"
--School Library Journal
Today's Books designated Bark and Tim as a "Must Read" title of 2004. According to their editors, the "Must Read" designation represents the top ten percent of new books published in America each year.
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 "It is simple, beautiful and touching. We learn that life goes on and fond childhood memories should always be treasured. Children of all ages will want to read it again and again."
--Faith Ringgold, Caldecott Honor Recipient, author and illustrator
 "This story of friendship and growing up is child-friendly and inviting. Readers will enjoy Tim's story and may even be encouraged to try painting their special story."
--Library Media Connection
"A heart-warming tale of love, loss, and resilience."
--The Asbury Park Press
"The combination of the tender story and Tim's folk art paintings is perfect for helping young children of any cultural background to understand the value of pets and to recognize their significance even after they are gone."
--Children's Literature
"The witty writing and jovial paintings will bring pleasure to both children and their parents."
--Black Issues Book Review
"A charming story of a wonderful boy and his beloved dog, Bark and Tim is written with loving detail by the Glassman sisters. At the same time, Bark and Tim offers an introduction to the authentic Mississippi folk art of Tim Brown. The result is a rich blending of talents that is a celebration of Americana at its best."
  -Amy Hill Hearth, Peabody Award Winner
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 "Bark and Tim teaches us that a true friend is never forgotten, and that the spirit of an artist can flourish in the most unexpected places."
 --Esmeralda Santiago, Peabody Award Winner
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"The paintings are very engaging and remind me a lot of the work of the Louisiana artist Clementine Hunter. Tim has a natural talent for telling the story with very few details. I think you have a winner."
--Frank Holt
Director, The Mennello Museum of American Folk Art
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