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Gentle, Comforting, Thought-Provoking E. C. Martz I bought this book because I am a great fan of Kenneth Lamug's drawings - and they did not let me down - whimsical, lovely, and hilarious.The bonus for me was the story which is made up of a series of thoughts and observations that accompany each drawing. The words are simple yet profound.I've read this book a couple of times, and I know I'll read it ag. "Whimsical Fun and Intelligently Written" according to Bookman Bruce. What a wonderful surprise this book was! A Box Story sounds like it will be plain and dull but this book is fun, whimsical and entertaining! The story is enlightening and follows a logical pattern that is complimented by the drawings. A Box Story is the type of book that appears to be a simple yet fun children's book but underneath it all there is a mes. Sandy said Every Child NEEDS this book. This book is the best kids book that I have read to my grand children in about three years. My three year old grand son now has memorized it and reads along with me. What kid does not love a box? Like the author, they know all that is possible when all you have is a box and a dream. This book helps them dream up even more possibilities. The pictures in

The simple illustrations are imaginative and often beautiful with eye-catching colors.Pinnacle Book Awards Winner 2012 for Children's Interest (March 2012) - From the National Association of Book EntrepreneursLiterary Classics Seal of Approval (March 2012): Young audiences will surely find enjoyment within the pages of this clever little book. A purpose all of their own. They help build the imagination while simultaneously challenging the reader to find a purpose for their box. Kenneth L

This gives the reader the impression that it is in fact, the same box being used for a myriad of adventures.The words are simple but thought-provoking. A Box Story is an illustrated picture book that invites the reader to look at things in a different way. Kirkus Reviews (2012): Drawings and overall aesthetic are lovelyLamug presents a minimalist, well-designed take on the elemental idea that children can have hours of fun with a plain cardboard box. ForeWord Reviews (June 2012): With a nod to the fact that containers often interest kids as much as what's inside, a web designer meditates on the many uses of this most practical (and abstract) of packages: "A box can keep your secrets or reveal an unexpected surprise." Lovely and inspiring. This Literary Life (March 2012): Something that I found incredibly remarkable about the illustrations is that the box stays in the same place on every single page, but becomes something new and exciting every time you flip to a new page. They help build the imagination while simultaneously challenging the reader to find a purpose for their b

Under his moniker RabbleBoy, he has contributed illustrations for Underneath The Juniper Tree (underneaththejunipertree/), an online magazine that showcases twisted, scary and fun YA stories and art. He has written & co-directed two feature length independent films and his photography has been shown internationally. Kenneth Kit Lamug is a writer, illustrator, photographer & filmmaker based in Las Vegas Nevada. He also runs a blog at RabbleBoy.

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