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By: Julie Fortenberry,
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written and illustrated by Marla Frazee Harcourt 2008 James and his friend Eamon are going to Nature Camp for a week. It's a day camp near Eamon's grandparent's beach front house where the boys spend their week. If you want to see what they did at camp all you need to read are the endpapers which are snapshots of their time at camp. Their best week ever happened at Bill and Pam's (Eamon's
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By: Julie Fortenberry,
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http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2006/1220_comics_for_p.php -- Khoi Vinh on Chris Ware.
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By: Betsy Bird,
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Justification time:
Uh.... let's see. Chris Ware did some work on one of the Little Lit books so ipso facto (and despite the fact that his subject matter is clearly adult) he can be considered kidlit news. Especially since this site makes a direct reference to the aforementioned Little Lit.
Cartoonist Chris Ware has a tendency to fill his books with cut-and-assemble paper toys that no one in their right mind would ever attempt to reconstruct. To do so, after all, would mean destroying portions of a very nice book. Tell that to one Niem Tran, however. Tran personally assembled everything Ware had to offer then placed them online for your viewing pleasure, and with Ware's blessing. The results are rather stunning.
Many thanks to Drawn for the link.
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Oh, wow--great link! I definitely mentally assembled many of the items in Jimmy Corrigan, but the thought of cutting into the actual book makes me feel very sad. I suppose that these days there are newfangled things like color copiers, though, but...yeah.