A History of Underwear with Professor Chicken
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Packed with information, hilariously but accurately (well...except for the chickens) illustrated, Hannah Holt and Korwin Briggs' A History of Underwear with Professor Chicken is sure to wedge its way into the annals of history-based picture books.
From Paleolithic loincloths to Henry VIII's wives wearing underwear on their heads to Mary Walker, a civil war surgeon who was arrested for wearing men's underwear and clothing to better work on patients, this book surveys the vast and fascinating history of our most private clothing.
A Father's Love
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Dads in the animal kingdom come in many stripes—protective ones, playful ones, proud ones, and more. A Father's Love celebrates nature's best dads in their colorful variety. For all their differences, these dads have at least one thing in common...love.
This book features back matter with additional animal facts!
Praise for A Father’s Love
"Ideal for snuggling while reading aloud..." The Washington Post
"A sweet bedtime book about fathers..." Kirkus
"It's a perfect choice for all picture book shelves..." School Library Journal
The Diamond & The Boy
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The Diamond & The Boy, is a two-tale picture book—a side-by-side telling of the story of natural diamond creation and the life of inventor Tracy Hall. This book shows how journeys can triumph over beginnings and how one person can rock the world.
Before a diamond is a gem, it's a cheap gray rock called graphite. It only becomes diamond through an intense trial of heat and pressure. Tracy Hall's life was like a diamond furnace—born into poverty, bullied by peers, forced to work at an early age; however, he took his unique skills and became one of the brightest inventors of the 20th century, eventually building a revolutionary machine that made diamonds.
Praise for The Diamond and the Boy
“A gem of a biography.” Booklist (starred review)
“The parallel structure is a compelling one…” Kirkus