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Poems for Children Nowhere Near Old Enough to Vote
Just click the link above to find out more about this week’s guest blogger Jess. This book is a compilation of children’s poems by Carl Sandburg, who died in 1967. I know nothing about him except that...
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Who Needs Donuts?
Just a quick thanks to Urban Outfitters blog for linking to us yesterday. Also this week is a guest writer Jess who you can learn more about by clicking the link above. go Jess go! This book poses the...
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Uncle Shelby’s ABZ Book
Well unfortunately this is Jess’s (see link above) last day of guest blogging. Thank you so so much Jess. I loved learning about all these funny kid’s books! Next week Sketchbook Series continues. I...
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Hell Babies
This book lives at work (I work at the toy company, remember?), where its many rainbows and ice cream and balloons and hearts and demonic-zombie-sumo-wrestlers-eating-hamburgers-with-topless-ladies...
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The Day-Glo Brothers
When I saw this book sitting on my co-worker’s desk, I was immediately drawn to the art style and limited palette of flourescent colors. Further inspection revealed that: A) it was a rambling story...
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Bear Despair
Hello again. I am a friend of Julia’s and I used to pop up from time to time. I’m happy to be a regular contributor to BBIC, especially since I now have a new niece and nephew. I consider it my...
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Deadly!: The Truth About the Most Dangerous Creatures on Earth
Deadly! teaches us about all the interesting ways animals kill each other – mostly for dinner, sometimes for protection. Once again we have a loose drawing style with fantastic gesture and expression....
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The Wonderful World of Fifi Lapin
I have a magically self-renewing subscription to Lucky magazine. I do enjoy looking at the clothes even though I occasionally (often) get whipped into an irate frenzy over their “lucky girl’ column...
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Animal Sleep Stories
When I was a kid my favorite book was called ‘goldfish on the train’ (actually There’s a Goldfish by Alain Grée) I loved it so much I made my parents read it to me every night until I could recite the...
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Elephant Elephant – A Book of Opposites
Based on Ricky’s giggles as we were photographing this book, I knew this was a good selection. Initially it looks like your everyday opposites book – big/small, tall/short, front/back (yawn), but then...
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