These wonderful line drawings remind me of how much I adore Shel Silverstein.
The Thinking of Tender Thoughts, Shel Silverstein, 1963
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Diversity 101 by Olivia the Pig
“OLIVIA AND THE FAIRY PRINCESSES” by Ian Falconer
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[Illustration from “Dog Loves Drawing” by Louise Yates]
Why do we draw and write? Toddlers, protean in their creativity, exuberantly deploy any drawing implement within reach. “Only on paper!” I used to admonish nervously, reliving the maternal wrath I once incurred after “decorating” my childhood bedroom wall with wild-style wax crayons. - NYTimes Book Review](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma5zya37nF1qi3we8o1_500.jpg)
Why do we draw and write? Toddlers, protean in their creativity, exuberantly deploy any drawing implement within reach. “Only on paper!” I used to admonish nervously, reliving the maternal wrath I once incurred after “decorating” my childhood bedroom wall with wild-style wax crayons. - NYTimes Book Review
Written and illustrated by Mo Willems ( Disney Hyperion )
In ‘The Duckling Gets a Cookie!?,’ the latest in this set, things look bad for the Pigeon right from the duck-centric title. Yes, the Duckling finally gets the spotlight, scooting onto the first page in his trademark shuffle and asking for a cookie. Politely.”
~ Pamela Paul | NYTimes Book Review
HAPPY 108th BIRTHDAY DR. SEUSS!
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It’s a Big World, Little Pig is out March 6th
Written by Olympic Gold Medalist Kristi Yamaguchi
Illustrated by Tim Bowers
Sequal to Dream Big, Little Pig
Published by Source Books
![Fantastic Mr. FoxWritten by Roald DahlIllustrated by Quentin Blake[Knopf, 1970] Credit](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzkatkAafA1qi3we8o1_1280.jpg)
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Written by Roald Dahl
Illustrated by Quentin Blake
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The Lorax
By Dr. Seuss
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James and the Giant Peach
Written by Roald Dahl and illustrated by Michel Simeon
First Published in the UK by George Allen & Unwin, 1967.
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