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Pascal Campion

Author of The Paper Kingdom

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Includes the name: Pascal Campion

Works by Pascal Campion

The Paper Kingdom (2020) — Illustrator — 129 copies
The Art of Pascal Campion (2022) 8 copies
3000 moments (2014) 8 copies
Papa C'est Moi (2011) 4 copies
Artbook CFSL.net 07 (2013) 3 copies
Room to Grow (2019) 3 copies
The Storm 1 copy
The Paper Kingdom — Illustrator — 1 copy

Associated Works

Flight, Volume Four (2007) — Contributor — 344 copies
Avengers: The Enemy Within (2013) — Illustrator, some editions — 142 copies
Champions, Vol. 1: Change the World (2017) — Illustrator, some editions — 103 copies
Good Morning, City (2016) — Illustrator — 45 copies
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #2 (2015) — Cover artist, some editions — 12 copies
Avengers: No More Bullying #1 (Campion Pascal Variant) (2015) — Cover artist, some editions — 1 copy

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Note: I received an F&G at ALA Midwinter 2020.
 
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fernandie | 3 other reviews | Sep 15, 2022 |
Daniel's parents are night janitors; usually, his Aunt Clara comes to stay with the sleeping Daniel while his parents work, but one night, she can't, so he has to go with them. As they clean a large office building, they do their best to make it fun, inventing an imagined realm called the Paper Kingdom, home to the Paper King and Queen and many "small and friendly" (and messy) dragons. When Daniel asks, "Why are dragons so messy?" Mama replies, "Maybe they ate in a rush and forgot to clean up. They don't mean to be naughty." Daniel still feels it's unfair that his parents have to clean up after others, so his Papa says, "Someday you'll have to be king! Then you can...tell the dragons to be nice and neat." The final page shows Daniel tucked into his bed, asleep.

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"My parents used their humor and imagination to make an unpleasant situation seem full of possibility and magic. I wrote The Paper Kingdom for them, and for all hardworking families."

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JennyArch | 3 other reviews | Mar 3, 2020 |
In addition to being beautifully illustrated and begging to open a child's imagination, this book also addresses a reality that is true for many children in America. While it's a reality we wished wasn't happening, a book like this can be quite reassuring to a child who finds himself/herself in it. Definitely worth adding to a library.
 
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sennebec | 3 other reviews | Feb 28, 2020 |

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