Wants vs. Needs vs. Robots

PRAISE FOR FACTS VS. OPINIONS VS. ROBOTS
* “Charismatic robots populate this primer for kids growing up in an era when facts are considered debatable and opinions are oft expressed loudly and without empathy . . . Vital information for young media consumers; it couldn't be timelier.” —Kirkus STAR
     “What a good idea! Show little ones how to tell facts from opinions—and do it with robots . . . The engaging robots, the simple text, the clean, crisp pages, and, of course, the question-and-answer format that gives young ones the chance to think and decide for themselves . . . Parents, teachers, and librarians will find lots of uses for this.” —Booklist
     “Rex and his robots ultimately make a fun, cogent argument for informed and civil conversation . . . These robots could teach grown-ups a thing or two.” —PW
     “A must-buy.” —SLJ

PRAISE FOR GOODNIGHT GOON
     "Snort-inducing parody of one of children's literature's most sacred texts . . . What fun it is." —Kirkus
     "Monstrous twist on a classic bedtime tale . . . A lot of fun, and it may inspire kids to come up with their own retellings of other familiar classics." —BCCB

PRAISE FOR WITH ANY LUCK, I’LL DRIVE A TRUCK
     "A wrecking ball to delight kids and destroy boredom. Dream big, kids." —Vanity Fair
     "A refreshing treat." —NY Times
     * "A delightful ode to trucks goes above and beyond the usual churning, wrecking, and pounding . . . Lucky indeed are the kids who get to indulge in this splendid little wish-fulfillment daydream." —Kirkus STAR