my son loves all the books that are illustrated by Eric Carle — it makes reading them over and over again enjoyable
Is this some kind of metaphor of their vision of the web? Biting it piece by piece????
From my son’s favorite book. He loves it when the sun makes the egg go ‘pop’. The bit about the catapiller becoming a butterfly is also pretty good. Oh, I’ve ruined it for everyone now…
Oh man serendipity can be almost creepy…
The Very Hungry Caterpillar is one of the best books ever. Eric Carle worked in advertising as a graphic designer before he started authoring children’s books, and he was really into making paper work in an interesting touchy-feely-story-telling way, that was something more than just a flat expanse to print words on. Hence the wondrous labyrinthine delight that is The VHC. Ace. Wish all grown up books were like that too.
Is this some kind of metaphor of their vision of the web? Biting it piece by piece????
I totally agree. awesome
me too
my son loves all the books that are illustrated by Eric Carle — it makes reading them over and over again enjoyable
Is this some kind of metaphor of their vision of the web? Biting it piece by piece????
From my son’s favorite book. He loves it when the sun makes the egg go ‘pop’. The bit about the catapiller becoming a butterfly is also pretty good. Oh, I’ve ruined it for everyone now…
Oh man serendipity can be almost creepy…
The Very Hungry Caterpillar is one of the best books ever. Eric Carle worked in advertising as a graphic designer before he started authoring children’s books, and he was really into making paper work in an interesting touchy-feely-story-telling way, that was something more than just a flat expanse to print words on. Hence the wondrous labyrinthine delight that is The VHC. Ace. Wish all grown up books were like that too.
Is this some kind of metaphor of their vision of the web? Biting it piece by piece????