Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb. Without it, disco balls wouldn’t be as awesome. That’s a lie. Disco balls are inherently awesome.
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Happy Mother’s Day from Lucy the Dinosaur and Frederator Books. lucythedinosaur.com
May 12, 2013
Happy Mother’s Day from Lucy the Dinosaur and Frederator Books.
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Joey Ahlbum designed this awesome cover for Alan Katz’s new book, The Lieography of Thomas Edison. You can e-buy the e-book at all e-major e-retailers on May 14th. Fun fact: Edison’s bowties always matched his undies.
May 7, 2013
Joey Ahlbum designed this awesome cover for Alan Katz’s new book, The Lieography of Thomas Edison. You can e-buy the e-book at all e-major e-retailers on May 14th.
Fun fact: Edison’s bowties always matched his undies.
Very cute illustrations from sketchbook-tales. We’ve got a blueberry buffalo, a watermelon octopus and a corn owl.
April 25, 2013
Very cute illustrations from sketchbook-tales. We’ve got a blueberry buffalo, a watermelon octopus and a corn owl.
Love this Catbug fan art! How cool would a Catbug kids book series be? We’ll share details as it becomes a reality. —Sarah
April 19, 2013
Love this Catbug fan art!
How cool would a Catbug kids book series be? We’ll share details as it becomes a reality.
—Sarah
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Love this art! Surprising and adorable. —Sarah
April 17, 2013
The new LIEography is here! Alan Katz’s hilarious new ebook series for 6-9 year olds continues with The LIEography of Harry Houdini. Perfect for reluctant readers—and kids (and parents!) who love to laugh. Free excerpt and more laughs: https://ganxy.com/i/77474 Illustrations by the talented Joey Ahlbum! —Sarah
April 16, 2013
The new LIEography is here!
Alan Katz’s hilarious new ebook series for 6-9 year olds continues with The LIEography of Harry Houdini.
Perfect for reluctant readers—and kids (and parents!) who love to laugh.
Free excerpt and more laughs: https://ganxy.com/i/77474
Illustrations by the talented Joey Ahlbum!
—Sarah
Great books comfort you. They excite, interest and inform you. They expand your world. —Sarah
April 15, 2013
Great books comfort you. They excite, interest and inform you. They expand your world.
—Sarah
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Four Recommended Reads from Frederator Books Chances are, if you have kids, you had to stay home for a sick day recently. Little Petri dishes, aren’t they? Hopefully between the water refills, saltine runs, and loads of laundry, you have time to catch up on your one-on-one snuggle time. Here are a few great titles to help you get through a rough sick day. 1) Comfort Rhymes… For younger kids, Llama Llama Home with Mama by Anna Dewdney book is very cute, funny, and the illustrations are adorable. Reading it to kids lets them know they’re not alone when they feel rotten. 2) Laughter is the Best Medicine… The LIEography of Harry Houdini by Alan Katz (on sale tomorrow!) puts a silly spin on the life of the famous escape artist. This book will entertain elementary school kids and peak their interest in the life of this fascinating historical figure. 3) Sentimental Snuggles… Con: Reading to your sick child from Love you Forever by Robert Musch will probably bring tears to your eyes. The sentimental story makes you grateful for the chance to hold your sick little one close and read. Pro: You will definitely not miss work for at least an hour after you read this book—you’ll be too busy appreciating the things that really matter. 4) Build the Mystery… If you are in for a long haul with a flu or nasty infection, break into a chapter book mystery like Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh. It give you and your child a sense of excitement and anticipation even when you’re under the weather. Get better soon, and happy reading! —Sarah
April 13, 2013
Four Recommended Reads from Frederator Books
Chances are, if you have kids, you had to stay home for a sick day recently. Little Petri dishes, aren’t they? Hopefully between the water refills, saltine runs, and loads of laundry, you have time to catch up on your one-on-one snuggle time. Here are a few great titles to help you get through a rough sick day.
1) Comfort Rhymes… For younger kids, Llama Llama Home with Mama by Anna Dewdney book is very cute, funny, and the illustrations are adorable. Reading it to kids lets them know they’re not alone when they feel rotten.
2) Laughter is the Best Medicine… The LIEography of Harry Houdini by Alan Katz (on sale tomorrow!) puts a silly spin on the life of the famous escape artist. This book will entertain elementary school kids and peak their interest in the life of this fascinating historical figure.
3) Sentimental Snuggles… Con: Reading to your sick child from Love you Forever by Robert Musch will probably bring tears to your eyes. The sentimental story makes you grateful for the chance to hold your sick little one close and read. Pro: You will definitely not miss work for at least an hour after you read this book—you’ll be too busy appreciating the things that really matter.
4) Build the Mystery… If you are in for a long haul with a flu or nasty infection, break into a chapter book mystery like Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh. It give you and your child a sense of excitement and anticipation even when you’re under the weather.
Get better soon, and happy reading!
—Sarah
