A little on Marit Menzin

Marit Menzin’s award-winning collages have been seen in galleries, magazines, and publications. She has loved art since childhood, and Song for Papa Crow, her first picture book, combines her love of nature and art. Song for Papa Crow celebrates diversity, spring, birds, and caring fathers with colorful cut-paper illustrations and a moving narrative.



You can purchase her book here: http://www.amazon.com/Song-Papa-Crow-Marit-Menzin/dp/0764341316/ref=la_B0093T2ZIE_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1347035927&sr=1-1

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