


I used to LOVE these books as a kid, poring over all of the details in the town. In the same way, I loved Where's Waldo, too. Not so much the actual searching for Waldo, but just reading the stories in the illustrations.

As I was scanning some of the pieces for Bea Rocks the Flock, I said to myself, "Hmm. Many of these pieces are very highly populated. That's odd." Not so odd anymore.


3 comments:
Richard Scarry was one of my faves, too! 1970s Mercer Mayer, Phillipe Fix and Jack Kent as well.
THanks for the fo-one-one about the sock puppet phenomenon. I had noooo idea...
cheers!
Great to see your work in progress!! Lovely works!
Thanks, Alina!
I liked Mercer Mayer, too, but I was more of a Berenstain Bears fan than a Little Critter fan (what WAS he, exactly?)
I also loved Tomie dePaola. Nana Upstairs, Nana Downstairs? Get me my box of tissues!
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