By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 3/31/2010
Some things in life just make our hearts sing! And this is one of them.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 3/1/2010
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 3/1/2010
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 3/1/2010
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/22/2010
Big Bear Hug
by Nicholas Oldland
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/22/2010
Big Bear Hug
by Nicholas Oldland
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/22/2010
Big Bear Hug
by Nicholas Oldland
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/18/2010
Three things we love about Dian Curtis Regan:
1. Dian has written more than fifty (50!) books for children, including our recent favorite, Barnyard Slam (illustrated by Paul Meisel), starring Yo Mama Goose and a cast of poetry-spouting farm friends.
2. She collects trivia about redheads. (Chick Trivia: In our next life we three chicks hope to be reincarnated as Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball, and Myrna Loy -- all fabulously funny redheaded ladies.)
3. She also collects walruses. Really.
Without further ado, we give you the lovely redheaded Dian Curtis Regan...
First act as Dictator for Life?
Make the world gather every Saturday afternoon at the park to learn how to play nice together.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
The mother in Love You Forever.
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Katniss from The Hunger Games—as long as she didn’t poison my twinkie.
What TV family would you like to be adopted by?
I could live in Oprah’s world.
Worst job in the universe?
Filing rejection letters.
Dream job for a day?
Casting characters for the Princess Nevermore movie.
Marx Brothers or Three Stooges?
Marx Brothers, whose poster was on the wall in my office closet for years.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/18/2010
Three things we love about Dian Curtis Regan:
1. Dian has written more than fifty (50!) books for children, including our recent favorite, Barnyard Slam (illustrated by Paul Meisel), starring Yo Mama Goose and a cast of poetry-spouting farm friends.2. She collects trivia about redheads. (Chick Trivia: In our next life we three chicks hope to be reincarnated as Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball, and Myrna Loy -- all fabulously funny redheaded ladies.)
3. She also collects walruses. Really.
Without further ado, we give you the lovely redheaded Dian Curtis Regan...
First act as Dictator for Life?
Make the world gather every Saturday afternoon at the park to learn how to play nice together.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
The mother in Love You Forever.
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Katniss from The Hunger Games—as long as she didn’t poison my twinkie.
What TV family would you like to be adopted by?
I could live in Oprah’s world.
Worst job in the universe?
Filing rejection letters.
Dream job for a day?
Casting characters for the Princess Nevermore movie.
Marx Brothers or Three Stooges?
Marx Brothers, whose poster was on the wall in my office closet for years.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/18/2010
Three things we love about Dian Curtis Regan:
1. Dian has written more than fifty (50!) books for children, including our recent favorite, Barnyard Slam (illustrated by Paul Meisel), starring Yo Mama Goose and a cast of poetry-spouting farm friends.2. She collects trivia about redheads. (Chick Trivia: In our next life we three chicks hope to be reincarnated as Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball, and Myrna Loy -- all fabulously funny redheaded ladies.)
3. She also collects walruses. Really.
Without further ado, we give you the lovely redheaded Dian Curtis Regan...
First act as Dictator for Life?
Make the world gather every Saturday afternoon at the park to learn how to play nice together.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
The mother in Love You Forever.
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Katniss from The Hunger Games—as long as she didn’t poison my twinkie.
What TV family would you like to be adopted by?
I could live in Oprah’s world.
Worst job in the universe?
Filing rejection letters.
Dream job for a day?
Casting characters for the Princess Nevermore movie.
Marx Brothers or Three Stooges?
Marx Brothers, whose poster was on the wall in my office closet for years.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/12/2010
A Three Silly Chicks' Pick
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/12/2010
A Three Silly Chicks' Pick
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 2/12/2010
A Three Silly Chicks' Pick
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/14/2010
We're a little jealous that we haven't thought of this holiday ourselves. After all, we are professional pet-dresser-uppers. If we could, we'd find a way to earn a living at this. One silly chick in particular dresses up her pug Emerson on a weekly basis. (Oh, who are we kidding. She does it every day. ) These are some of Emerson's finer moments. We think you'll agree that he's quite pugtacular.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/14/2010
We're a little jealous that we haven't thought of this holiday ourselves. After all, we are professional pet-dresser-uppers. If we could, we'd find a way to earn a living at this. One silly chick in particular dresses up her pug Emerson on a weekly basis. (Oh, who are we kidding. She does it every day. ) These are some of Emerson's finer moments. We think you'll agree that he's quite pugtacular.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/14/2010
We're a little jealous that we haven't thought of this holiday ourselves. After all, we are professional pet-dresser-uppers. If we could, we'd find a way to earn a living at this. One silly chick in particular dresses up her pug Emerson on a weekly basis. (Oh, who are we kidding. She does it every day. ) These are some of Emerson's finer moments. We think you'll agree that he's quite pugtacular.
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/11/2010
The Hiccupotamus
Written and Illustrated by Aaron Zenz
Marshall Cavendish Children
ISBN: 928-0-7614-5622-3
What is it?
A very silly rhyming tale of a hippo with the hiccups and the lengths to which his friends will go to cure him.
What do we love about it?
The silly text with its made-up words gets a great big grin from us.
What does it remind us of?
Sing-songy jump-rope rhymes and playground clapping songs. It also reminds us of limericks but not the kind they tell on a certain island off Cape Cod, if you know what we mean. . . . And we suspect that you do.
What is it perfect for?
This book is great for getting kids jazzed up. That makes it a good choice for a quick classroom read before recess or trip to the park where kids can get their sillies out.
What do we say about it?
The Hiccupotamus is silly, silly, silly! And you know we're all about that!
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/11/2010
The Hiccupotamus
Written and Illustrated by Aaron Zenz
Marshall Cavendish Children
ISBN: 928-0-7614-5622-3
What is it?
A very silly rhyming tale of a hippo with the hiccups and the lengths to which his friends will go to cure him.
What do we love about it?
The silly text with its made-up words gets a great big grin from us.
What does it remind us of?
Sing-songy jump-rope rhymes and playground clapping songs. It also reminds us of limericks but not the kind they tell on a certain island off Cape Cod, if you know what we mean. . . . And we suspect that you do.
What is it perfect for?
This book is great for getting kids jazzed up. That makes it a good choice for a quick classroom read before recess or trip to the park where kids can get their sillies out.
What do we say about it?
The Hiccupotamus is silly, silly, silly! And you know we're all about that!
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/11/2010
The Hiccupotamus
Written and Illustrated by Aaron Zenz
Marshall Cavendish Children
ISBN: 928-0-7614-5622-3
What is it?
A very silly rhyming tale of a hippo with the hiccups and the lengths to which his friends will go to cure him.
What do we love about it?
The silly text with its made-up words gets a great big grin from us.
What does it remind us of?
Sing-songy jump-rope rhymes and playground clapping songs. It also reminds us of limericks but not the kind they tell on a certain island off Cape Cod, if you know what we mean. . . . And we suspect that you do.
What is it perfect for?
This book is great for getting kids jazzed up. That makes it a good choice for a quick classroom read before recess or trip to the park where kids can get their sillies out.
What do we say about it?
The Hiccupotamus is silly, silly, silly! And you know we're all about that!
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/7/2010
Three things you should know about Adam Selzer:
1. He's a ghostbuster. Really.
2. He's just started a new blog called Playground Jungle where he collects subversive songs, rhymes and stories told on the playground throughout the ages. (Mama mia, papa pia!)
3. When he is not out and about uncovering paranormal phenomena or naughty ditties, he writes awesomely funny books on everything from American History to Zombies.
Without further ado, we give you the one and only Adam Selzer...
First act as Dictator for Life?
A law forcing George Lucas to admit publicly that Han Solo shot Greedo not in self defense, but in cold blood, on that grim afternoon in the Mos Eisley cantina. Such an act will gain me the respect of the peasants - even dictators occasionally get their heads cut off by an angry mob of peasants. But they'll never turn on the man who issued the Han Shot First decree.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
Warren Hatcher (Fudge's dad) as he appears in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. He's very much an old fashioned hapless father who knows nothing about raising children in that one (though he's seen the error of his ways and become a much better fellow by Superfudge - a fun thing about those books is that the characters age only a few years, but 30 years have pretty clearly elapsed over the course of the series).
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Hmm...you'd want to give it to someone historical, wouldn't you? I'd much rather give my last twinkie to someone who was getting the chance to eat one for the first time. Anne of Green
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/7/2010
Three things you should know about Adam Selzer:
1. He's a ghostbuster. Really.
2. He's just started a new blog called Playground Jungle where he collects subversive songs, rhymes and stories told on the playground throughout the ages. (Mama mia, papa pia!)
3. When he is not out and about uncovering paranormal phenomena or naughty ditties, he writes awesomely funny books on everything from American History to Zombies.
Without further ado, we give you the one and only Adam Selzer...
First act as Dictator for Life?
A law forcing George Lucas to admit publicly that Han Solo shot Greedo not in self defense, but in cold blood, on that grim afternoon in the Mos Eisley cantina. Such an act will gain me the respect of the peasants - even dictators occasionally get their heads cut off by an angry mob of peasants. But they'll never turn on the man who issued the Han Shot First decree.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
Warren Hatcher (Fudge's dad) as he appears in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. He's very much an old fashioned hapless father who knows nothing about raising children in that one (though he's seen the error of his ways and become a much better fellow by Superfudge - a fun thing about those books is that the characters age only a few years, but 30 years have pretty clearly elapsed over the course of the series).
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Hmm...you'd want to give it to someone historical, wouldn't you? I'd much rather give my last twinkie to someone who was getting the chance to eat one for the first time. Anne of Green
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/7/2010
Three things you should know about Adam Selzer:
1. He's a ghostbuster. Really.
2. He's just started a new blog called Playground Jungle where he collects subversive songs, rhymes and stories told on the playground throughout the ages. (Mama mia, papa pia!)
3. When he is not out and about uncovering paranormal phenomena or naughty ditties, he writes awesomely funny books on everything from American History to Zombies.
Without further ado, we give you the one and only Adam Selzer...
First act as Dictator for Life?
A law forcing George Lucas to admit publicly that Han Solo shot Greedo not in self defense, but in cold blood, on that grim afternoon in the Mos Eisley cantina. Such an act will gain me the respect of the peasants - even dictators occasionally get their heads cut off by an angry mob of peasants. But they'll never turn on the man who issued the Han Shot First decree.
What kids lit character would you like to vote off the island?
Warren Hatcher (Fudge's dad) as he appears in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. He's very much an old fashioned hapless father who knows nothing about raising children in that one (though he's seen the error of his ways and become a much better fellow by Superfudge - a fun thing about those books is that the characters age only a few years, but 30 years have pretty clearly elapsed over the course of the series).
What kids lit character would you share your last twinkie with?
Hmm...you'd want to give it to someone historical, wouldn't you? I'd much rather give my last twinkie to someone who was getting the chance to eat one for the first time. Anne of Green
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/4/2010
Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem
Written by Mac Barnett
Illustrated by Adam Rex
Hyperion
ISBN: 978-0-7868-4958-1
What is it?
The tale of Billy Twitters, a boy who prefers not to clean his room, brush his teeth, eat his baked peas--Who could blame him on that one?-- or do anything he's supposed to do. Even under threat of being given a blue whale by his parents, Billy slacks off. When his folks make good on the threat, Billy learns some valuable lessons about being a responsible member of society. (Or not!!!!)
What do we love about it?
We love the pairing of Mac Barnett's wonderfully absurd idea with Adam Rex's delightfully realistic illustrations. We especially love the directions for taking care of the blue whale--complete with airline-style instructions for evacuation if needed.This book is funny AND practical!
Who is it perfect for?
Any kid with a healthy sense of absurdity who likes to push the limits a bit. (Or a lot!)
What we think?
Billy Twitters and his Blue Whale Problem is a whale of a funny tale. Or a tail of a very funny whale. We have certainly learned a valuable lesson from this funny book. When your mom tells you to finish your baked peas or she'll buy you a blue whale, believe her. Just sayin'!
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/4/2010
Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem
Written by Mac Barnett
Illustrated by Adam Rex
Hyperion
ISBN: 978-0-7868-4958-1
What is it?
The tale of Billy Twitters, a boy who prefers not to clean his room, brush his teeth, eat his baked peas--Who could blame him on that one?-- or do anything he's supposed to do. Even under threat of being given a blue whale by his parents, Billy slacks off. When his folks make good on the threat, Billy learns some valuable lessons about being a responsible member of society. (Or not!!!!)
What do we love about it?
We love the pairing of Mac Barnett's wonderfully absurd idea with Adam Rex's delightfully realistic illustrations. We especially love the directions for taking care of the blue whale--complete with airline-style instructions for evacuation if needed.This book is funny AND practical!
Who is it perfect for?
Any kid with a healthy sense of absurdity who likes to push the limits a bit. (Or a lot!)
What we think?
Billy Twitters and his Blue Whale Problem is a whale of a funny tale. Or a tail of a very funny whale. We have certainly learned a valuable lesson from this funny book. When your mom tells you to finish your baked peas or she'll buy you a blue whale, believe her. Just sayin'!
By: Three Silly Chicks,
on 1/4/2010
Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem
Written by Mac Barnett
Illustrated by Adam Rex
Hyperion
ISBN: 978-0-7868-4958-1
What is it?
The tale of Billy Twitters, a boy who prefers not to clean his room, brush his teeth, eat his baked peas--Who could blame him on that one?-- or do anything he's supposed to do. Even under threat of being given a blue whale by his parents, Billy slacks off. When his folks make good on the threat, Billy learns some valuable lessons about being a responsible member of society. (Or not!!!!)
What do we love about it?
We love the pairing of Mac Barnett's wonderfully absurd idea with Adam Rex's delightfully realistic illustrations. We especially love the directions for taking care of the blue whale--complete with airline-style instructions for evacuation if needed.This book is funny AND practical!
Who is it perfect for?
Any kid with a healthy sense of absurdity who likes to push the limits a bit. (Or a lot!)
What we think?
Billy Twitters and his Blue Whale Problem is a whale of a funny tale. Or a tail of a very funny whale. We have certainly learned a valuable lesson from this funny book. When your mom tells you to finish your baked peas or she'll buy you a blue whale, believe her. Just sayin'!
That's exciting news. CONGRATS!
Wow! That's wonderful!! Congratulations Julia!
Wonderful news! Congratulations.
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