When not illustrating, Nate Christopherson is a special education teacher at Avalon School in Saint Paul. His most recent book, which he wrote with his mother Tara Sweeney is A to Zåäö: Playing with History at the American Swedish Institute. The book introduces children to the Swedish alphabet while taking a tour of the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis. Tara Sweeney has created this video with all the words from the book pronounced by a variety of people so you can practice getting it right. Christopherson and his mother also collaborated on the art for Henry the Boy by Molly Felder. According to his teacher bio: Amazon links on this page are affiliate links and Family Fun Twin Cities receives a small commission on sales through our site.
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Christopherson has also created art for Amy Leach’s Things That Are – a book of essays for adults – and a special edition of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass for the Minnesota Center for Book Arts. He has also received a Minnesota State Arts Board grant to illustrate The Island, an award-winning limited-edition collaborative artist book.
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