Vida Stephen Calloway and Caroline Corbeau-Parsons

Vida Stephen Calloway and Caroline Corbeau-ParsonsFrom Sibert Award and Pura Belpre Medalwinning creator Duncan Tonatiuh comes a highly original fable inspired by Mexican folk art The city of Mousetepec is a lively place filled with color, music, and alegra (joy). But everything changes one night when the shadow of un gato appears, growing larger and larger until it looms over the whole city. Fiestas are cancelled and the mercado empties as the cat terrorizes the townsfolk. To save their town, two

shrewd depiction of one of the most accomplished artists of our time

as inspired by Tchaikovsky’s 1889 ballet of the same name

and oftentimes silly photos will be absolutely irresistible to Maddie’s fans and dog lovers just getting to know her

He trips over his long name and decides to shrink it down to the shorter

Published to accompany a touring exhibition

intertwined with atmospheric images of the metropolis and its most stylish residents

and his work has appeared in the New York Times Book Review and the New Yorker

Oscar is called to pick her up

Packed with gorgeously reproduced art

B is for each breed of cat

And her mouthwatering recipes for appetizers

” —Harvey Kurtzman