Awesome!

Description

Marvin and Woody are BFFs. But their friendship is tested when Marvin does something totally AWESOME. Woody watches with envy as Marvin becomes a celebrity leaving him in the dust. Can Woody save his friendship with Marvin or is it too late

Craig Shuttlewood is an artist and illustrator from Brighton, UK. His work combines paint, found materials, scribbles, and drawings representative of everyday things. His work has been exhibited in many galleries from London to New York and purchased by private collectors. Craig's debut picture book, Who's In the Tree That Shouldn't Be?, received a highly commended award at the Cambridgeshire Read it Again! Award. Craig Shuttlewood is an artist and illustrator from Brighton, UK. His work combines paint, found materials, scribbles, and drawings representative of everyday things. His work has been exhibited in many galleries from London to New York and purchased by private collectors. Craig's debut picture book, Who's In the Tree That Shouldn't Be?, received a highly commended award at the Cambridgeshire Read it Again! Award.

...the author has created a story that explores the emotions of jealousy and feeling left out. . . .Children will be drawn to this story of two friends. A great read aloud, this book will lead to a discussion about how to deal with such feelings in a more positive way.-- "PSLA Teaching and Learning - Literature Review" ...will have young readers in stitches. The illustrations, combining paint, drawings, and ingenious scribbles, make the action pop. Shuttlewood wisely uses silly antics to couch a relevant lesson in how a friend's change in status can spark hard-to-deal-with feelings but be positively addressed.-- "Booklist Online" Young children will enjoy Woody's silly, misguided, and loyal actions. The illustrations are amusing as well as a bit slapstick--a moose standing on two legs with a red cape and red eye mask would make just about anybody smile--and capture the ups and downs of the two friends. An enjoyable story showing the pitfalls of being famous as well as the joys of having a true friend.-- "School Library Journal"