Alex Fabrizio – författare

“These nineteen supple poems have both a strong sense of unity and a wide spectrum of forms, themes, and moods. Virtuosic writing combines with jagged feeling, and the end result is engaging, dramatic, and unpredictable.”—Henri Cole “These poems have a strong voice and a bold reach: they turn outwards, finding big subjects and solid narratives. They seek to make a world: and then they persuade the reader to live in it.”—Eavan Boland “Determinant is a strong, assured collection that begins with our planet Earth and ends with an egg. This poetic echoing of subjects and objects is indicative of Alex Fabrizio’s range: these poems guide us to a vantage point from which wonder contracts and expands without a diminishing of its essence. Her speakers are calmly certain of uncertainty. Let this collection trouble what one might assume about the explanatory connotation of the title—the poems have little concern for the didacticism of cause and embrace the effects of the world on the ambiguous lyric self. They encourage a reintegration of the ‘I’ with that world, a ‘turning/ returning’ to it. They give the reader that gift.”—Lo Kwa Mei-en

“These nineteen supple poems have both a strong sense of unity and a wide spectrum of forms, themes, and moods. Virtuosic writing combines with jagged feeling, and the end result is engaging, dramatic, and unpredictable.”—Henri Cole “These poems have a strong voice and a bold reach: they turn outwards, finding big subjects and solid narratives. They seek to make a world: and then they persuade the reader to live in it.”—Eavan Boland “Determinant is a strong, assured collection that begins with our planet Earth and ends with an egg. This poetic echoing of subjects and objects is indicative of Alex Fabrizio’s range: these poems guide us to a vantage point from which wonder contracts and expands without a diminishing of its essence. Her speakers are calmly certain of uncertainty. Let this collection trouble what one might assume about the explanatory connotation of the title—the poems have little concern for the didacticism of cause and embrace the effects of the world on the ambiguous lyric self. They encourage a reintegration of the ‘I’ with that world, a ‘turning/ returning’ to it. They give the reader that gift.”—Lo Kwa Mei-en

Discover astronomy, from the planets of our solar system to the vast Milky Way.

Our bright sun keeps us warm.

But it is also a star, like the stars in the night sky.

The planets orbit the sun. Each one is different.

Some are small and hot. Others are icy giants.

There is so much more to the universe than what's here on earth! Let these adorably illustrated astronomers introduce your readers to the sun, moons, and planets. Then take a peek at the Milky Way galaxy! Seamless art, dovetailed with clear and bold text, introduces these complex concepts using friendly language that will ignite a spark of passion in future scientists and explorers.

This board book by Alex Fabrizio and Kat Uno is an essential STEAM addition to a teacher's classroom, a bookshelf of a toddler's library, and a guardian's collection.

From Starry Forest Books, Baby's Big World introduces babies to big concepts—everything from rocket science to music—for the very first time.

Do you like to build with blocks? You might just be an architect!

Architects design all the buildings you see.

Buildings come in all shapes and sizes.

Each building has a purpose ...

From bridges and towers to houses and monuments, there are countless frontiers that your bold little builders have yet to cross! Let this fun board book take your reader on a tour around the world to see all the different types of buildings that architects have designed throughout history.

Join us on an adventure into history’s most wonderful collection of archways, domes, museums, pyramids, and blueprints. Visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Taj Mahal in India, and the Empire State Building in New York City. Some buildings are tall, while some are short; some are made of wood, while some are made of steel. Can you find how these buildings are different and the same?

From Starry Forest Books, Baby’s Big World introduces babies to big concepts—everything from rocket science to music—for the very first time.