Why We Are in Need of Tales, Part I

Toronto, ON, Canada: Iguana Books (2021)
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My latest book is now out in paperback, hardcover and ebook. Huk and Tuk the main characters in “Why We Are in Need of Tails” discuss 6 picture books by authors Leo Lionni and Arnold Lobel in "Why We Are in Need of Tales," Part I. Join them on their philosophical journey. Drawings are made by the children in my philosophy classes at El Toyon Elementary in San Diego, CA.

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