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Did you know that alligators make horrible pilots? That jellyfish are distant cousins of marmaladefish? That some ladybugs are actually menbugs? Be the first kid on your block to impress your friends with your newly acquired knowledge of these incredibly interesting facts! (Or with your awesome ability to recite the alphabet). From "U is for Uvula, that thing in your throat, " to "Y is for Ye... More

Did you know that alligators make horrible pilots? That jellyfish are distant cousins of marmaladefish? That some ladybugs are actually menbugs? Be the first kid on your block to impress your friends with your newly acquired knowledge of these incredibly interesting facts! (Or with your awesome ability to recite the alphabet). From "U is for Uvula, that thing in your throat, " to "Y is for Yetis who play in the snow," Joe Spooner's latest zany alphabet book is destined to become a classic. N is for Nostril is the perfect read-aloud book for young children and grown-ups, too. Full-color, silly illustrations by the author make this a wonderful addition to any child's bookshelf. Following the author's first children's book, The Elephant Walk, Joe's lots-of-nonsense style has made him one of Oregon's favorite children's book writers.

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