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    Mr Biggs in the City by Kevin Bloomfield Book Review

    Book Spotlight: Mr. Biggs in the City
    The Children’s Book Review

    Mr Biggs in the City: cover

    Mr. Biggs in the City

    Written by Kevin Bloomfield

    Ages 4-8 | 32 Pages

    Publisher: Raven Tree Press | ISBN-13: 978-1936299263

    What to Expect: Humor and Adventure

    Mr. Biggs is a very curious Sasquatch who has huge feet and an even bigger heart. One day, when he climbs to the tippy top of the tallest tree in all of the forest, he spots a city. He has never seen a city before but it looks like so much fun, so he sets off to discover all of the curious adventures the city has to offer. Come along with Mr. Biggs on his journey as he tries to shred on a skateboard, jam in a rock band, twirl in a ballet tutu and much, much more. Will the giant Mr. Biggs find out he fits in the city… or is he just too big? One thing is for sure… he’ll have tons of fun along the way! Mr. Biggs in The City is a hilarious and heart-warming story for both the young and young-at-heart, with vividly wacky illustrations which will make you laugh out loud with every turn of the page.

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    About the Author

    Kevin Bloomfield graduated from the Art Institutes International in 2001. He has been inventing and designing children’s toys for about 10 years. His toy career has taken him all over the world including China and France where he has had the chance to experience different cultures and interesting food. He currently lives outside of Los Angeles California with his beautiful wife and two young daughters. “I think I hear a dinosaur sleeping. Nope, it’s just daddy snoring.”

    Kevin Bloomfield: author head-shot

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    22 Comments

    3. Kathy Combs on

      Sounds like the kind of book that will be read over and over and over. I can’t wait to get my copy!!

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    6. Tia San Miguel on

      Please enter me. I know my kids would love it! I’ve heard great things about it from Scott and Roxanne Jeppesen. Thanks!!!

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    8. C hernandez on

      I have been trying to find more books for boys. They love monsters, but parents don’t want scary. This sounds like a good one to try, possibly in a storytime with parents.

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    10. Alecia R. on

      Who wouldn’t love a Sasquatch (I’m remembering Harry and the Hendersons movie). Thanks for the opportunity!

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    14. Sheyla on

      This looks like a great book, I would love to have a copy in our library, so please enter me in the drawing.
      Thanks

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    22. Bianca Schulze on

      We have three lucky winners! Stay tuned for your winning notification e-mail.

      Amanda D: I would love to win this for my daughter! 🙂

      Elle Young: Pick me! Pick me!

      Alecia R.: I tweeted about the giveaway: Giveaway: Mr. Biggs in the City http://bit.ly/q5OFAS (via @book_mommy)

      An alternate winner was selected on August 2, 2011:

      Kelly Ann T.: Kyle would get a kick out of this book. When we go to the wood he always want to find Big Foot.

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