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New idea for a blog
New idea for a blog: circulation assistant who enjoys talking about the books she checks in and out every day. I have no idea if anyone would find my opinions of books interesting: I'm mainly writing for me. Last fall, after the library hired me, I began keeping a list of good-looking children's books for my mother, who says she's going to start reading books to little kids somewhere, as soon as she's settled into her new apartment. The list mushroomed right away.
Can I start a blog this way? I'd love to keep notes on the books I see every day. For instance, today someone returned Jenny and the Cat Club, a book my grandmother used to read to me. So dear to my heart, little black cat Jenny with her red scarf and silver ice skates, and her wonderful friends. I'm overjoyed that someone is still reading it!
Also, a really funny edition of Frankenstein: Frankenstein: Annotated for Scientists, Engineers, and Creators of All Kinds. Worrisome, isn't it, to think that someone seems to want to encourage scientists to...um...duplicate Frankenstein's research? Not sure if that is what is intended by the title.
Just read an adorable book called It Came in the Mail. Little boy loves getting mail, so he writes a letter to the mailbox asking it to send him things. The first thing that arrives is a dragon. All the art is letter/postcard art, with appropriate and adapted post office stamps: "oversize" on the elephant, and "pearishable" on a giant pear.
Every day I'm amazed at the dazzling and creative art used in children's books. Yesterday I read a sweet Native American myth, called The Girl Who Loved Horses, a Caldecott winner from 1978 by Paul Goble. His Native American-style art is colorful and gorgeous, and sweeps across the pages in a way that suggests wild mustangs in motion.
The popularity of graphic novels has freed both adult and children's book authors from the either/or of "text" or "picture book". I nabbed a book today that I'd like to read called Trial by Jury Journal. I opened it to find that the story is told by all kinds of print media - the usual paragraphs, letters, newspaper articles, etc. I love creative flights like this. It reminds me of that beautiful series of books done as letters and postcards: Nick Bantock's Griffin and Sabine romance. I love the zing I get when I can connect two authors and think, I wonder if the older book(s) had an influence on the newer ones? Did Bantock's books pave the way for others of this type?
Update on Trial by Jury Journal: Good but not great. Kids will probably appreciate the character name puns more than I did - over several pages it wears a little thin (e.g., Anna Conda, Rhett Tyle). Still, the narration style keeps switching, which both keeps it interesting and develops individual characters. However, I think she could've gone further with the character development. They're not flat, but they don't have a full three dimensions. Still love the pen-and-ink art, reminiscent of Joseph Schindelman's original Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Lemony Snickett.
Then there's Kaz Windness's If Ur Stabby, about a psycho anti-unicorn. Definitely NOT for kids under 12. A nice old man handed me the book the other day because (I think) his granddaughter had pulled it off the (presumably) adult graphic novel shelf, and he thought it might not be for children. Which it is NOT. However, the dark (one might say sick) humor of a depressed unicorn depicted largely in black and white is pretty funny if you've had a little too much princess literature, or the Pinkalicious series, come across your desk.
Just did a deeper dive into Stabby, who is apparently a graduate of Mother Goth Rhymes, which I can't put on hold right now because I have too many other books out that are overdue. (Just can't get myself to read enough. Very frustrating.) Fascinating stuff, though - "Stabby the Unicorn" is a meme, and apparently a game - "Unstable Unicorns", which would be a great name for a band, don't you think? But the game - "a strategic card game that will destroy your friendships" - is a little to manga for my taste. Even though they're "unstable", they're too cute and marshmallowy. More on that some other time, I think. Stabby is not manga. Original artwork - lots of curly, swirly letters and piles of skulls.
On a more serious, but still dark, note, I saw a book today entitled The Midwife of Auschwitz. My first reaction was YOW, this sounds horribly depressing. I was intrigued enough to read the blurb on the back, and it depicts exactly the story you'd expect of the title. However, I expect it would be an interesting take on the Holocaust, if you're in the right frame of mind. It turns out that among the atrocities the Nazis committed at the camps, they took the most Aryan-looking babies and gave them to German couples wanting children. Just like the Irish nuns and the evil folks in Before We Were Yours did.
#If Ur Stabby#the midwife of auschwitz#trial by journal#the girl who loved horses#it came in the mail#jenny and the cat club#esther averill#jenny linsky#frankenstein#mary shelley#anna stuart#before we were yours#lisa wingate#kaz windness#paul goble#ben clanton#griffin and sabine#mother goth rhymes#kate klise#children's books#children's book art
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Fall Events at Island Books!
Island Books has so much going on in the next few months! Check out all the happenings below:
September 9th at 11am author Pastor Greg Asimakoupoulos will be signing his new book, Paper Bag Poems in Pioneer Park.
September 10th at 12pm author Garth Stein and illustrator Matthew Southworth will be here to launch the second installment of their graphic series The Cloven -- and also host a weenie roast!
September 14th at 6pm on Zoom join our Virtual Knitting Book Club led by Lori as we discuss Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez, and our current works in progress.
September 21st at 6:30pm author Bob Muglia will be in conversation with Geek Wire's Todd Bishop, discussing Bob's new book, The Datapreneurs.
September 27th at 6:30pm author Kevin O'Brien will be in conversation with Jennie Shortridge discussing his new novel, The Enemy at Home.
September 28th at 7:30pm Island Books Open Book Club will be discussing Trust by Hernan Diaz.
October 12th at 6pm on Zoom join our Virtual Knitting Book Club led by Lori as we discuss The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna.
October 14th at 4pm author/illustrator Ben Clanton and author/illustrator Andy Chou Musser will be presenting their new book Ploof, geared towards preschoolers.
October 17th at 6pm author Jennifer Cramer-Miller will be discussing her book, Incurable Optimist.
October 22nd at 4pm author Miriam Landis will be in conversation with Nancy Pearl, discussing Miriam's new middle-grade novel Lauren in the Limelight.
October 24th at 6pm join us for an evening with former SuperSonics executive Bob Whitsitt to talk PNW sports and his new book, Game Changer.
October 26th at 7:30pm Island Books Open Book Club will be discussing Properties of Thirst by Marianne Wiggins.
It's going to be a fun fall at Island Books -- and stay tuned for our 50th Anniversary events, coming in November!
#island book#events#book clubs#pastor greg asimakoupoulos#paper bag poems#garth stein#matthew southworth#the cloven#bob muglia#the datapreneurs#kevin o'brien#the enemy at home#jennifer cramer-miller#incurable optimist#bob whitsitt#game changer#miriam landis#nancy pearl#ben clanton#andy chou musser#ploof#lauren in the limelight
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Book Review: A SUPER SCARY NARWHALLOWEEN by Ben Clanton (2023)
(Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book for review through LibraryThing's Early Reviewers program.)
Halloween is fast approaching, and the upcoming holiday has all the sea creatures worked up. Narwhal is characteristically over the moon with excitement - he loves Halloween, but can't decide what to be (witch? mermaid? candy corn of the sea?). Meanwhile, Jelly just wants to hide under a rock until November 1st - he doesn't much appreciate a good frighten, and witches and monsters are downright terrifying. But when narwhal goes missing - presumably eaten by a carnivorous sea serpent - Jelly has to convince the gang to super-fy and swim to Narwhal's rescue.
A SUPER SCARY NARWHALLOWEEN has the same silly charm of the previous seven books in the NARWHAL AND JELLY series, with the added bonus of some Halloween hijinx.
Read it if you like: unicorns; narwhals; waffles; pumpkins; pumpkin waffles; wordplay; mermaids; Halloween; super-heroing; and glow in the dark art.
On that note: I can definitely picture Leslie Knope reading this series to her triplets.
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Review: Tater Tales: The Greatest in the World
Tater Tales: The Greatest in the World has its moments and kids will likely enjoy it #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel
Rot is a mutant potato who wakes up feeling great, maybe even…the greatest in the world! But that only makes Rot’s brother Snot the grumpiest in the world. The only solution? An epic contest to prove who is the greatest once and for all.
Story: Ben ClantonArt: Ben Clanton
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Miraculous Writers' Guild presents: the MWG Official Playlist!
For our August Event and in celebration of our two year anniversary, we asked our members to first submit songs of their choice to the playlist. These songs were anything from ones that remind us of Miraculous Ladybug and its characters, of specific fics, or just songs that make us inspired to write in general! Everyone was allowed to submit up to three songs, and these are the songs they chose! (See the full track list and contributors after the break)
We're so happy to be celebrating 2 years with everyone, and we can't wait to see what the future holds. Happy anniversary MWG and happy listening!
Follow and listen to the playlist on spotify!
1. every little thing she does is magic by the police [by @maggies-scribblings]
2. like i’m gonna lose you by meghan trainor (feat. john legend) [by @team-leo-v]
3. …well, better than the alternative by will wood [by @azuriteartist]
4. limits by little violet [by @azuriteartist]
5. tt by twice [by @marvelousmsmol]
6. le tourbillon by jeanne moreau [by @2manyfandoms2count]
7. follow you by imagine dragons [by @ladybugs-and-black-cats]
8. atlantis by seafret [by mod stsi, who deactivated their tumblr]
9. venus in blue jeans by jimmy clanton [by @alexseanchai]
10. halfway (reprise) by original caste of amélie [by @multimousenette]
11. the moon will sing by the crane wives [by @theladyfae]
12. what’s wrong by half•alive [by mod stsi *SHAMES*]
13. build me up buttercup by the foundations [by @alexseanchai]
14. eulogy by charlie allen [by @marimeetsmischief]
15. amazing by rex orange county [by @deinde-prandium]
16. where do we go from here by original cast of amélie [by @multimousenette]
17. it’s time by imagine dragons [by @marvelousmsmol]
18. youth by daughter [by @team-leo-v]
19. love bug by gfriend [by @xiueryn]
20. la vie en rose by édith piaf [by @strangerahne]
21. pictures of you by the cure [by @strangerahne]
22. lua by bright eyes [by @sunfoxfic]
23. paper rings by taylor swift [by @bugchat]
24. metaphor by the crane wives [by @theladyfae]
25. moondance by van morrison [by @strangerahne]
26. black cat by mayday parade [by @charcoalhawk]
27. papillon by the sonder bombs [by @marimeetsmischief]
28. shut up and dance by walk the moon [by @charcoalhawk]
29. it was always you by maroon 5 [by @2manyfandoms2count]
30. fearless (taylor’s version) by taylor swift [by @2manyfandoms2count]
31. don’t let me fall by lenka [by @thedreadpirateholmes]
32. you don’t know me by ray charles [by @thedreadpirateholmes]
33. hello by weeekly [by @xiueryn]
34. still into you by paramore [by @team-leo-v]
35. the hawkmoth rap by keith silverstein [by @hanaasbananas]
36. feel special by twice [by @marvelousmsmol]
37. cute boys with short haircuts by anneliese van der pol [by @queer-cosette]
38. hurting each other by carpenters [by @alexseanchai]
39. the sun is in your eyes - voice memo by jacob collier [by @deinde-prandium]
40. shallow river by the crane wives [by @theladyfae]
41. glimpse of us by joji [by @bugchat]
42. lay low (acoustic) by david benjamin and conro [by @bugchat]
43. page 28 by sleeping at last [by @sunfoxfic]
44. in case you don’t live forever by ben platt [by @multimousenette]
45. death valley by fall out boy [by @azuriteartist]
46. i’m serious by day6 [by @xiueryn]
47. the lovecats by the cure [by @maggies-scribblings]
48. walk in the sun by mcfly [by @hanaasbananas]
49. on top of the world by barbie [by @queer-cosette]
50. i’m still here (jim’s theme) by john rzeznik [by @thedreadpirateholmes]
51. to the end by blur [by @maggies-scribblings]
52. you, dear by eloise [by @deinde-prandium]
53. dream boy by waterparks [by @miabrown007]
54. daisy by karine polwart [by @queer-cosette]
55. oh! gravity. by switchfoot [by mod stsi *shames*]
56. i’ve got you by mcfly [by @hanaasbananas]
57. rabbit heart (raise it up) by florence + the machine [by @marimeetsmischief]
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Satin Sheets - St. Francis II
(Chillwave, Downtempo, Vaporwave)
The New Zealand vaporwave artist returns with the second installation in his St. Francis series, a new collection of dreamy, lightweight breakbeat tunes that form one lush and cohesive package. St. Francis II's short tracks don't make much of an impact on their own, but combined together they create one wonderful listen.
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Ben Pogson's music sits on the humid, summery side of the vaporwave scene, but there's always enough energy to it all to keep the music solid and engaging. As Satin Sheets, his take on synthpop-infused 90s nostalgia sits squarely between the concentrated and potent sound of modern electronica with the warm neon glow of an old mall advertisement, his 2017 debut St. Francis a 45-minute trip into one of the most summery and lush electronic albums that year that was impossible to get off your mind after you first heard it. And now, after five years of relative silence, the second installment of the St. Francis series is out, Pogson further developing on the tropical sound of his debut with chunky breakbeats, glossy MIDI melodies, and the heat wave haziness of vaporwave that polish up his sound for a new decade while keeping in line with the signature Satin Sheets sound. A short listen at just 32 minutes, St. Francis II is still a welcome return for Pogson, with a consistent enough sound and alluring atmosphere to make for one divine listen.
Where St. Francis centered itself more around breezier mixes of vaporwave with downtempo 80s synth funk, backbeat percussive grooves and prominent basslines, the breakbeat focus of St. Francis II is much more reminiscent of other 100% Electronica releases compared to the vaporwave focus of its predecessor, Pogson's sound more in line with those like Pictureplane and George Clanton than with FM Skyline and Desert Sand Feels Warm At Night. What still sets his music apart though, is that it's still closer in spirit to vaporwave's off-kilter nostalgia, the icy synth leads atop a slow-motion breakbeat on Air 98 or fuzzy digital flute and steel drum patches thrown into see/D making sure that St. Francis II's core still lies within that genre, even if the music is starting to break away from it in form. Through that, Pogson is also able to make the album an incredibly cohesive listen, stitching each song together with short dreamy interludes that give each song a distinct place within the tracklist without having to constantly start and stop the flow of energy to make it happen, the run of tracks from Continental Haze to Vacation Aura absolutely lovely as each delicate ambient piece between them slowly drifts you over to the next stop on Pogson's adventure. You'll know what you're in for with St. Francis II by the time the first few tracks are over, but by honing in on one sound and doing all he can with it, Pogson's music has never felt so immersive and weightless.
Like the rest of his 100% Electronica peers, what makes Pogson's music so special is how well it's able to balance mood and atmosphere with gummy melodies and sturdy song structures, St. Francis II's chunky drum samples all he needs to get the ball rolling. The way these songs groove all feels quite similar, downtempo drum break with the variation largely in the sound of the drums rather than the way they're performed, but by keeping everything locked down this way Pogson can do things like add serene ambient layers to After Ashley or bring a darker melodic touch to the midnight sensuality of Summer Storm Romance, not having to concern himself with working around all sorts of different musical structures and instead finding as many ways as he can to make this one sound feel refreshing and enjoyable across all 16 of the album's tracks, With any other artist, this kind of homogeneity wouldn't work, but Pogson's sound is one that benefits from that kind of relaxed atmosphere and simple sound, tracks like Air 98 and Vacation Aura not needing much more than a beat and some dreamy synths to get you immediately obsessed with how cozy and snug they are to listen to. St. Francis II isn't doing anything particularly revolutionary, but it sells its sound so well that the relatively linear shapes that the songs take don't take away from them in the slightest.
Looking at its individual tracks, none of St. Francis II's songs make too strong of an impression - they're all quite low-key and laid-back, never trying to hit you too hard with their sound. But as an album, nothing this year compares to how peaceful and crisp it is on the ears, 32 minutes of pure euphoria that never ceases to be a rejuvenating and thoughtful listen, letting the little things speak volumes for Pogson's music as the small changes he makes to each song able to create an entire new world within the album. He knows what his music is made for, and he knows how to make it work well, and St. Francis II consistently delivers it with poise and personality. When the music is this good, there's not much more you could ask for than this.
#satin sheets#st. francis ii#100% electronica#breakbeat#chillwave#downtempo#dream pop#electronic#utopian virtual#vaporwave#2022#8/10#album review#album reviews#2022 albums
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From Wichita to Dodge City, to the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Wyatt Earp is taught that nothing matters more than family and the law. Joined by his brothers and Doc Holliday, Earp wages war on the dreaded Clanton and McLaury gangs.

Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film Cast:
Wyatt Earp: Kevin Costner
Doc Holliday: Dennis Quaid
Nicholas Earp: Gene Hackman
James Earp: David Andrews
Morgan Earp: Linden Ashby
Ike Clanton: Jeff Fahey
Josie Marcus: Joanna Going
Sheriff Johnny Behan: Mark Harmon
Virgil Earp: Michael Madsen
Allie Earp: Catherine O’Hara
Ed Masterson: Bill Pullman
Big Nose Kate: Isabella Rossellini
Bat Masterson: Tom Sizemore
Bessie Earp: JoBeth Williams
Mattie Blaylock: Mare Winningham
Mr. Sutherland: James Gammon
Frank McLaury: Rex Linn
John Clum: Randle Mell
Tom McLaury: Adam Baldwin
Urilla Sutherland: Annabeth Gish
Curly Bill Brocius: Lewis Smith
Young Wyatt: Ian Bohen
Virginia Earp: Betty Buckley
Lou Earp: Alison Elliott
Sherm McMasters: Todd Allen
Francis O’Rourke: Mackenzie Astin
Warren Earp: Jim Caviezel
Mrs. Sutherland: Karen Grassle
Frank Stillwell: John Dennis Johnston
Sally: Téa Leoni
Ed Ross: Martin Kove
Bob Hatch: Jack Kehler
Pete Spence: Kirk Fox
Johnny Ringo: Norman Howell
Marshal Fred White: Boots Southerland
Indian Charlie: James ‘Scotty’ Augare
Billy Clanton: Gabriel Folse
Billy Claiborne: Kris Kamm
Judge Spicer: John Lawlor
John Shanssey: Michael McGrady
Dr. Seger: Ben Zeller
Stable Hand: Rockne Tarkington
Mayor Wilson: David Doty
Gyp Clements: Matt O’Toole
Saddle Tramp: Brett Cullen
Danny: Owen Roizman
Gambler: Lawrence Kasdan
McGee: Matt Beck
Film Crew:
Costume Design: Colleen Atwood
Original Music Composer: James Newton Howard
Producer: Kevin Costner
Set Decoration: Cheryl Carasik
Production Design: Ida Random
Producer: Lawrence Kasdan
Executive Producer: Charles Okun
Director of Photography: Owen Roizman
Producer: Jim Wilson
Casting: Jennifer Shull
Editor: Carol Littleton
Art Direction: Gary Wissner
Set Designer: Charlie Daboub
Key Costumer: Barry Francis Delaney
Set Designer: Barry Chusid
Music Editor: Jim Weidman
Supervising Sound Editor: Stu Bernstein
Camera Operator: Ian Fox
Executive Producer: Michael Grillo
Hair Supervisor: Marlene D. Williams
Assistant Art Director: Gershon Ginsburg
Executive Producer: Dan Gordon
Camera Operator: Bill Roe
Foley: John Murray
Script Supervisor: Anne Rapp
Second Unit Director of Photography: Richard Bowen
Set Designer: Tom Reta
Dialogue Editor: Lewis Goldstein
Executive Producer: Jon Slan
Makeup Artist: Francisco X. Pérez
Stunts: Gary McLarty
Visual Effects Producer: Robert Stadd
Chief Lighting Technician: Ian Kincaid
Still Photographer: Ben Glass
Dialogue Editor: James Matheny
Costume Supervisor: Cha Blevins
Foley: Dan O’Connell
Property Master: William A. Petrotta
Supervising Sound Editor: Robert Grieve
Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Rick Kline
Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Kevin O’Connell
Construction Coordinator: Greg John Callas
Boom Operator: Joel Shryack
ADR Supervisor: Jessica Gallavan
Hairstylist: Elle Elliott
Dialogue Editor: Alison Fisher
Key Makeup Artist: Gerald Quist
Makeup Supervisor: Michael Mills
ADR Editor: Joe Dorn
Supervising Dialogue Editor: Bobby Mackston
Key Costumer: Ruby K. Manis
Key Grip: Tim Ryan
Location Manager: Paul Hargrave
Key Hair Stylist: Dorothy D. Fox
Steadicam Operator: Rusty Geller
ADR Editor: Stephen Janisz
Rigging Gaffer: Kim Kono
Dolly Grip: David L. Merrill
Costume Supervisor: Le Dawson
Key Costumer: James M. George
Casting Associate: Phil Poulos
Casting Associate: Elizabeth Shull
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GenerationofSwine: Tombstone was a different beast, and that sort of overshadows this, given that one tries to be more accurate and the other goes for entertainment.
Take Wyatt Earp as a biopic and it is a superb and fair film. Compare it to Tombstone which was more of a Western and it’s lacking the flair.
However, it ends abruptly, and it is miscast. Cosner (and i am a fan) doesn’t really make a good Earp. Dennis Quaid who I am also a fan of, doesn’t make a good Doc. This was 1994, in the 80s I might have a dif...
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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: NARWHAL’s Paper Back Books Volume 1-4 by Ben Clanton NWT.
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Get (Now) Bad Kitty: Supercat (Graphic Novel) BY : Nick Bruel
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The phenomenally successful Bad Kitty series is purr-fect for fans of Dav Pilkey's Dog Man and Ben Clanton's Narwhal and Jelly series, reluctant readers, comic book fans, and cranky cats.It's been a long time since Kitty has had a play date. So, her owners decide it's about time she interacts with some friends in Bad Kitty: Supercat, a full color chapter book in Nick Bruel's New York Times bestselling series.But the play date takes a turn when Kitty and her friend, Strange Kitty, don their armor and become...Super Cat and Captain FantastiCat!Together, they must go on a scavenger hunt across the world (their house and yard) and recover the Orbs of Destiny (some dog balls) in order to prevent the 92 universes from being turned into cheese by the nefarious Dr. Lagomorph?.Will they succeed in their mission? Or will the world as we know it descend into chaos and curds?
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The phenomenally successful Bad Kitty series is purr-fect for fans of Dav Pilkey's Dog Man and Ben Clanton's Narwhal and Jelly series, reluctant readers, comic book fans, and cranky cats.It's been a long time since Kitty has had a play date. So, her owners decide it's about time she interacts with some friends in Bad Kitty: Supercat, a full color chapter book in Nick Bruel's New York Times bestselling series.But the play date takes a turn when Kitty and her friend, Strange Kitty, don their armor and become...Super Cat and Captain FantastiCat!Together, they must go on a scavenger hunt across the world (their house and yard) and recover the Orbs of Destiny (some dog balls) in order to prevent the 92 universes from being turned into cheese by the nefarious Dr. Lagomorph?.Will they succeed in their mission? Or will the world as we know it descend into chaos and curds?
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The Greatest in the World! [eBook] *Promo!
The Greatest in the World!
by Ben Clanton
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Two spud siblings face off in a series of epic challenges in this first installment of a new and hilariously silly graphic novel chapter book series from the bestselling creator of the Narwhal and Jelly books.Rot is a mutant potato who wakes up feeling great, maybe even?the greatest in the world! But that only makes Rot?s brother Snot the grumpiest in the world. The only solution? An epic contest to prove who is the greatest once and for all, judged by the only impartial party they can find?their small fry little sister Tot. But as the stakes get higher through the muddy potato sack race, sacred hot potato roll, and a hilarious laughing contest, their rivalry spirals out of control. Suddenly Rot?s not feeling so spudtacular anymore. Will this tater trio ever be able to determine who the greatest in the world really is?
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Ben Clanton was so gracious with his time today - he had a lot of fans, and he made great kind connections with kids who love reading funny books. He was also generous - the girls came home with a bookmark and activity book apiece, too! The girls loved looking gently through his sketchbook! (at Brick & Mortar Books) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjhjtQpuUqN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Christa Snyder played by Zakiya Young
Angie Snyder played by Kristian Mosley
Inese Clanton played by Maiara Walsh
Fergus ‘Gus’ Clanton played by Ben Cook
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