Tap The Magic Tree, by Christie Matheson, is a beautiful story about the changing seasons centered on a single tree that children are asked to interact with on the page.
Author: Trevor Laurence Jockims
Trevor Laurence Jockims
Trevor Laurence Jockims lives in New York City with his wife, daughter, and son. He has reviewed books for The Times Literary Supplement, Book Forum, The Believer, and elsewhere. He completed a PhD in Comparative Literature, and teaches writing at New York University.
The Lately Lily books and activity sets, bought together or separately, are beautifully designed items that not only tell an interesting story about travel and adventure, but also encourage children to be storytellers and chroniclers themselves.
A funny reimagining of the Three Little Pigs story, where the wolf isn’t so much big and bad but just hungry … and a bit grouchy.
A beautifully drawn, charming tale about the difficulties of becoming a big brother.
A funny story about the (almost) soft side of nature’s predators, and the prey who don’t want to be friends with them anymore.
A beautifully illustrated, sarcastic tale of interspecies rivalry and friendship.
A fresh and funny twist on alphabet books that will have parents and children laughing.