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Category Archives: kid books
The Truth About Santa: Wormholes, Robots, and What Really Happens on Christmas Eve
It’s time to suspend your disbelief and let science explain Santa to the non-believers. Gregory Mone writer extraordinaire sheds light into the mysteries of the Santa myth and gives you rational explanations to the impossibility of Santa Clause. From international bugging devices that evaluate the naughtiness of kids and adults to wormholes, anything is possible [...]
Twimericks by Lou Brooks
Lou Brooks and his tongue twisting limericks will leave kids and adults in stitches with these cleverly illustrated book of what can be best described as a charley horse for your mouth. The sputtering of rhyming limericks is an exercise for words and sounds for young kids unaware of certain sounds and the familiarity in [...]
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Dr. Seuss Superhero Mashups
Graphic artist Ryan Dunlavey has a little fun with the Dr Seuss classic books by mashing up super-heroes into the mix for good measure.
Coolest Business Card Ever, For Now
A personal thank you for our new readers for the recent tripling of traffic for Sandbox World. Today we sent out to the printer our latest business card, which in my opinion is pretty cool. Sandbox World is branching out beyond the Net with a few surprises by the end of the year.
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The Simpsons: An Uncensored, Unauthorized History
The Simpsons: An Uncensored, Unauthorized History is for the die-hard fan. Sometimes too much of a good thing is not too good. I don’t know when Matt Groening actually drew something and is living off the fat of popularity. The Simpsons in my opinion have become less relevant and more of a self-parody after all [...]
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Top-Earning Dead Celebrities
According to Forbes Dr. Seuss and Charles Schulz are in the top 10 dead celebrities in the year 2009. The estates don’t seem to be losing steam at all, the wealth of movie deals and merchandising will keep these cartoon icons alive for many more years to come. For more than 50 years the parallel [...]
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The Monsterologist: A Memoir in Rhyme
The Monsterologist: A Memoir in Rhyme is a scrapbook about monsters and rhyme for kids 9-12, but adults will love the concept behind this book of fun fear. Poetry is put to work on some of the most famous monsters in history as prose fleshes out some curiosity into these old tales of terror [...]
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Asterix Turns 50
Asterix is turning 50 this year, he was created on October 29, 1959 for the weekly Pilote magazine. They are releasing the 34th book edition of the series. Asterix’s creators, the late writer Rene Goscinny and illustrator Albert Uderzo are national heroes back in France where there is a dispute of exactly where the adventures [...]
Finding Farley
When filming with a 2 year old toddler it can be daunting and disruptive at times. Finding Farley is just that, instead of filming around Zev when he became unruly while filming, director Leanne Allison decided to film with Zev and include him in her film. She pitched the idea to Canada’s NFB and got [...]
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The Art of Tim Burton