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Two Teaser Images of Trace’s New BookOur friend Len Peralta of Jawbone Radio has posted images of the cover and one of the pages from Trace Beaulieu’s new book, Silly Rhymes for Belligerent Children, which is slated to be released this summer. Len is the illustrator of the book. Click on the images to open Flickr in a new window.
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This looks great, I can’t wait to get this as a gift for the chil… well, me.
I am so there. :smile:
The one I remember from school is this one though:
“Little Sally was a chemist.
Now she is no more,
For what she thought was H20,
Was H2SO4…”
Looks like fun!
I want that book! :twisted:
This does look pretty cool. Has a sinister, Edward Gorey vibe to it.
How flippin’ cool is this? I can hardly wait to pick this up.
Hmm. Not yet on Amazon… :???: