Literary nonsense turns to whimsical imagery with a macabre twist in the pen-and-ink drawings of Jamison Odone. Stick figures have never emoted this much energy as each page brings a certain curiosity to a new light in this deconstruction of Lewis Carroll's classic. Starkly black and white, these stick characters are as much a quandary as their literary, cartoon and theatre counterparts ever were. Omitting much of the melodic verbiage of the original, STICKFIGURATIVELY SPEAKING creates a simple variation with an exquisitely sophisticated twist that's already being compared to Edward Gorey.

Product Description: A lush and sweetly wise tale about The Tyranny of Too Much Stuff, and what it doesn't leave room for. For those "more, more, more!" kids (and their parents) this story provides a gentle revelation that having more doesn't necessarily give you what you need...read more

Product Description: A bedtime book for dads to share. When it's hard to go to sleep, watch out for Brad (who looks a lot like Dad!), engineer of the Bedtime Train. He'll take you to places wild (filled with bears and wolves and alligators) and full of adventures...read more

Protected by his adoptive parents--a pair of honey badgers, who represent the most fearless species on the planet--a boy has nothing to fear as he eats, drinks, plays, and sleeps the way the badgers do.