A Bit of Norse Mythology Before Breakfast
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when he tried to outwit the wolf.”
Last week at Kirkus, I chatted here with Joe Todd-Stanton about his debut children’s book, Arthur and the Golden Rope (Flying Eye Books, February 2017), volume one in the Brownstone’s Mythical Collection series.
Today, I am following up with some art from the book, including the glorious endpapers.
Enjoy.
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ARTHUR AND THE GOLDEN ROPE. Text and illustrations © Joe Todd-Stanton 2016. Illustrations reproduced by permission of the publisher, Flying Eye Books, London – New York.
Looks gorgeous! I can’t wait to read this book.