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As of November 27, 2009 Peter and Paul Reynolds on NECN: Massachusetts Twins Make Mark in Business, Literary World Peter H. Reynolds once again appeared on NECN, this time in a segment with his twin brother, Paul. The segment also featured Peter's books, the Reynolds family Blue Bunny book store, and their media company FableVision. For a comprehensive glimpse into the "twinergistic" world of Peter and Paul Reynolds, watch the video below. As of October 20, 2009 Peter H. Reynolds on NECN’s “Morning Report” Peter appeared live on NECN's morning news program "Morning Report" with Leslie Gaydos for their "Off the Shelf" segment on October 20th. Watch below to hear about his latest storybook, Rose’s Garden, a sweet fable to Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy that celebrates the spirit of community, the beauty of nature, and the power of faith and imagination.
As of August 11, 2009 Danforth Museum of Art Announces Peter H. Reynolds "Make Your Mark" Exhibit!
Click here for more information. As of July 13, 2009 Peter H. Reynolds Named 2009 Entrepreneur of Year Finalist - voting has begun!
We’re excited about what the spotlight means for FableVision’s efforts to move the world to a better place using media, storytelling and technology. A video clip about Peter and FableVision (his company), along with an easy voting link - can be found here. The finalist receiving the most votes will earn the title of Entrepreneur of 2009. In case you need to copy and past the link for some reason, you can see video clip & vote here: As of April 19, 2009 Tuning Into A Good Story About Storyteller Peter H. Reynolds - on The Story! Peter was featured on Public Radio's The Story, which is produced at North Carolina Public Radio - WUNC and is hosted by Dick Gordon. The show is co-produced and distributed by American Public Media. Special thanks to Carol Jackson at WUNC for helping make this happen! Click here to hear the entire segment. As of April 14, 2009
Today is the official release of Peter H. Reynolds' newest book, which is also his oldest book: THE NORTH STAR 10th Anniversary Edition! All new art - but same message: FOLLOW YOUR DREAM! Journey over to The Blue Bunny bookstore for copies of The North Star signed and personalized by the author! As of March 28, 2009
This is the logo Aldrich Museum asked Peter to create for the Draw On! Week event. Doodle something today... on anything! Back of an envelope, a piece of wood, a t-shirt, whatever is handy! And get someone else to do the same. Share your creative spirit! As of March 22, 2009 Blogging in Bologna Peter's been having a great time making connections, as well as reconnecting with old friends at the Bologna Book Fair in Italy. While there, he's been blogging about his trip. Read more about it in on his blog, the Stellar Cafe. As of March 13, 2009 Boston's Mayor Menino Announces New Gaming Intiative at FableVision
As of February 27, 2009 FableVision Named One of the Fastest Growing Private Companies by the Boston Business Journal
As of February 10, 2009
New York Times Best-selling author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds and jewlery designer, Diana Gaikazova (who also happens to be his talented wife) are exited to open a new gallery, Heart of the Square, in the heart of Dedham Square, MA. The gallery features Diana's exquisite heart jewelry, as well as Peter's magical art. To learn more, visit http://www.museumoffinehearts.com. As of January 30, 2009 Tweet Us! You can now follow Peter H. Reynolds on Twitter /peterhreynolds. You can also follow me (Paul Reynolds) and our company, FableVision, on Twitter /fablevision. Just another way to stay in touch, and keep up to speed on all that's happening in our Twinergetic world! As of January 9, 2009 Peter H. Reynolds to Emcee the 2009 LINK-live Presidential Inaugural Gala Exciting news! LINK-live Inaugural Gala announced today that CEO/Founder of FableVision and New York Times Best Selling Author/Illustrator Peter H. Reynolds will emcee the 2009 LINK-live Presidential Inaugural Gala at The Corcoran Gallery of Art on January 20, 2009. As of June 4, 2008 Peter H. Reynolds' Opens "The Stellar Cafe" Join Peter for some creativi-tea at his new blog - The Stellar Cafe! As of March 26, 2008 WBZ-TV Viewers Get to Know Peter H. Reynolds
As of March 11, 2008 Less TV - More Drawing, Reading, Running, Singing, Family, Kite Flying...
As of March 4, 2008 Peter H. Reynolds Gives Time and Inspiration to Wednesday's Child
Wednesday’s Child feature is designed to help find homes for children waiting to be adopted. As of February 4, 2008 From Peter H. Reynolds - A Postscript for Patriots Fans: Keep Believing!
As of January 25, 2008 Mass Gov Deval Patrick and Peter H. Reynolds Collaborate on Youth Civic Engagement
Recently, Governor Patrick offered the annual "State of the Commonwealth" address to the citizens of Massachusetts. On the day after his speech, the Governor visited the Greenlodge School in Peter's hometown of Dedham, Massachusetts. At the request of State Representative Paul McMurtry, Peter joined the Governor in helping promote the state's education plan with a particular focus on taking action. In his remarks, Governor Patrick talked about the need to educate the whole child, and specifically, how the Massachusetts Readiness Project will meet that need. Knowing that he and the Governor share a similar educational philosophy, Peter created a Civic Engagement poster, which the Governor gladly signed and Peter donated to the Greenlodge School. Click here to find a PDF of the "Shaping the Course" poster that you can download the print! As of November 16, 2007 The Boston Globe Spotlights Peter H. Reynolds The Boston Globe recently featured a stellar article about Peter and his company, FableVision. Click here for a PDF of the print article! As of November 7, 2007 Peter H. Reynolds' Book The Dot Receives La-Belle Prize For Empowering Females
The Dot tells of Vashti, a young student who has convinced herself that she cannot draw. Her teacher dares her to make a mark, and Vashti's one small dot begins a colorful journey. At the end of the story, she shares her knowledge with classmate Ramon and encourages him to make his mark. In his letter of acceptance, Peter wrote: "The Dot is more than a book about art. It is a book that encourages us to be brave about expressing ourselves." This is the same courage that we need as learners - inside the classroom and out. As of October 24, 2007 ReadBoston’s Early Words Campaign Kickoff
The Early Words program provides training and seminars that teach parents the importance of talking to young children and how to increase the level of talking during everyday activities. With the assistance
of several volunteers, Peter read The Dot to over 200 early
learners and teachers in the audience. Peter was also assisted by two
four-year-olds who did a great job representing Vashti and Ramon. As
Peter left the South End Settlements, the program director asked Peter
to “Make His Mark” and he drew a beautiful mural on the
wall outside some of the pre-school classrooms. As of October 12, 2007 Rhode Island Children’s Book Award, presented to Peter H. Reynolds "Charlestown School was the site of the presentation of the Rhode Island Children’s Book Award, presented to Peter H. Reynolds, illustrator of the 2007 winning book by Megan McDonald: Stink, the Incredible Shrinking Kid. The staff and students worked very hard to make this special event a huge success. The backdrop for the stage was created by students from Mrs. Moskosky’s and Mrs. Safford’s first grade classes, and put together by Mrs. Reiser-Jones and Mrs. Rich. Third grader Sergio Valdivia created the picture of “Stink” for the backdrop. "Under the
guidance of fourth grade teacher Ms. Miceli, Chevy Ready, Suzanne Healy,
Hunter Clark, Samantha Johnson, Elizabeth Vazquez, Noel Russo, Katherine
Caparco, and Dakota Morehouse presented a Readers’ Theater scene
from the book. Entertainment also included book reviews by Elizabeth
Vazquez and Corey Merritt, a song by the fourth grade chorus group,
and a movement activity by Mrs. Rhodes’ first grade class. The
mistress of ceremonies for the event was Karli Nelson, and Alexandra
Huzyk presented the award to Mr. Reynolds.
As of September 30, 2007 Peter H. Reynolds Receives Literary Lights for Children Award As one of four authors honored by the Associates of the Boston Public Library, Peter received the Literary Lights for Children Award during its ninth annual tea party at the beautiful Copley Fairmont Hotel in Boston. Literary Lights for Children seeks to raise awareness of children's literature, promote literacy, honor children's authors and raise money for the Boston Public Library's children's services and collections. Proceeds from this event will specifically fund conservation and restoration of the library's Alice B. Jordan collection. During the event Peter spoke about his mission to make the world a better place through his art, his words, and involvement in his community. He also invited its 500 participants to draw with him, and had the opportunity to meet children from all of the Boston Public Branch Libraries as well as The Epiphany School, Beacon Academy, Josiah Quincy Upper School, Mother Caroline, and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston. And Peter is in excellent company! Previous award recipients include Marc Brown, Matt Tavares, William Steig, Mary Pope Osborne, Eric Carle, Lois Lowry and David Macaulay. As of September 22, 2007 Peter H. Reynolds Visits Florida School for Deaf & Blind
While all of Peter's trips are special, this one had particular significance. Peter's unique abilities to connect and communicate with children were stretched in new and meaningful ways. "These amazing children challenged me as a storyteller to rethink how people who can't see or hear experience a story," said Peter. The culmination of two wonderfully full days of meeting, drawing and sharing with teachers and students was the students' "choral reading" of The Dot. "Truthfully, they taught me more that I taught them," Peter remarked. The second edition of The Dot, published in Braille, is now available from our good friend, Bruce Curtis, at BrailleInk: http://www.brailleink.org/dot.php. This new edition has a sturdier binding and is not as big or heavy as the first one. As of July 17, 2007 Community of Caring Peter was the featured speaker at July's Community of Caring National K-12 Character Education Conference in Las Vegas. Peter and his company, FableVision, support the Community of Caring's mission to strengthen five core values: caring, respect, responsibility, trust and family. In the words of its founder, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, "In Community of Caring, we believe the quality of caring we give to our parents, to our brothers and sisters, to our families, to our friends and neighbors, and to the poor and the powerless endows a life, a community with respect, hope and happiness." As of July 17, 2007 Gift Gallery Anniversary Special - 20% off all items!
If you've been tempted in the past, this is the time to carpe diem! As of June 24, 2007 Peter H. Reynolds teams up with Mayor Menino for ReadBoston
As of May 22, 2007 Peter
Delivers Commencements, Receives L.H.D.
As a vocal advocate of public schools and the state education system, Peter spoke to over two thousand Fitchburg State graduates, family, friends and members of the college community. He also spoke at the annual Chelmsford High School commencement, his first alma mater. His wish for every graduate is to "make your mark and see where it takes you." As of April 10, 2007 Peter H. Reynolds' New Book, Someday - #1 New York Times Best Selling Book
FableVision
has created a free SOMEDAY eCard especially for Mother's Day! As of March 17, 2007 New Megan McDonald/Peter H. Reynolds Book Released
Peter's illustration collaborations with author Megan McDonald on the Judy Moody and Stink chapter books have reached millions of children around the world. Stay tuned to find out what's coming next in the RARE world of Judy and Stink Moody! As of February 28, 2007 Making Our Mark! - The Big Dot Event
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Events California CUE Visit the FableVision Learning Booth, and don’t miss Peter H. Reynolds’ workshops on Animation-ish! Peter will also be signing books, including Rose’s Garden, his latest book about Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, mother of Jack, Bobby, and Ted Kennedy. The Nebraska Education Technology Association (NETA) Conference Peter H. Reynolds will offer the keynote at NETA this year. Constructing Modern Knowledge Constructing Modern Knowledge (CMK) is a minds-on institute committed to creativity, collaboration, and computing. Engage in intensive computer-rich project development with peers and world-class educators including Alfie Kohn, Deborah Meier, James Loewen, Gary Stager, and Peter H. Reynolds. Register now for a $75.00 discount. Super early-bird registration ends December 20.
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Announcing the Release of Peter H. Reynolds' book THE NORTH STAR 10th Anniversary Edition
The City of Boston and the State have been throwing the spotlight on Peter's company, FableVision, for its gaming/learning work – as well as giving FableVision support and resources. Mayor Menino really wants BOSTON to be the hub of gaming – so he chose to launch the new PoweringUp Boston initiative at FableVision. FableVision's mission is to create non-violent, smart games.
The Boston Business Journal, through its third annual Pacesetters Award program, has named Peter's company, FableVision, the award-winning educational media developer and publisher, as one of the region’s fastest-growing private companies. The honor recognizes FableVision’s ability to manage a rapidly growing company in the competitive educational media market. Effective business strategies, a focus on quality and a unique creative approach has enabled them to delight customers and show robust revenue growth. 
Introducing: Heart of the Square
Peter
H. Reynolds and Deval Patrick, the Governor
of Massachusetts, share a common belief: Civic engagement is one of
the cornerstones of school success.
To
celebrate the 4-year anniversary of the Peter H. Reynolds website, we're
offering a limited Gift Gallery Special... 20%
off all items in the 
While Boston Mayor Thomas Menino read Peter's book The
Dot aloud, Peter drew and animated his story to the hundreds
of school children gathered in the Boston Common's Tadpole Pond on June 22nd for ReadBoston's Storymobile kickoff event.
Participants were sporting the new Storymobile T-shirts that Peter designed
for the event, and each child was presented with a copy of The Dot to
enjoy at home, compliments of Staples. For the past decade, ReadBoston,
founded by Mayor Menino and his wife Angela, has been working to ensure
all children in Boston are reading at grade level by the end of third
grade. For more information on ReadBoston and the Staples Literacy
Program, see 
