There's not much to say about these board books. They are exactly what you would think. And they are hilarious. From those lovable, daffy folks at McSweeney's. Personally, I would love to see McSweeney's seriously explore its preschool tendencies. They could do some brilliant kids publishing if they set their mind to it. 
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| Robot Garden
Print: $14.99 Download: FREE What grows in a robot garden? What blooms beneath the circuit tree? This tale of electric flowers and robot vegetables will delight and surprise your toddlers as they grow and grow. 
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Scribble And Beep Print: $14.99 Download: FREE Scribble and Beep are the best of friends, but that may be the only thing on which they agree in this charming tale of a robot and a doodle sharing a play date. Scribble and Beep will promote healthy self-assertion in children while celebrating the beauty of friendship and individuality. |
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Robot Workshop
Print: $13.99 Download: FREE This colorful book for toddlers teaches young children the names of the parts of the body as they build a toy robot.
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| Good Morning Captain
Print: $10.99 Download: FREE "World's most terrifying children's book" - New York Magazine. A young boy bravely struggles with bedtime as though cast adrift on scary seas. Illustrated in stark black and white images, and inspired by a popular sea ballad (by Slint!) Good Morning Captain inspires children to stare down some of the nightly shadows they might fear.
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Good Fortune Will Come To You
Print: $14.99 Download: FREE Ancient fortune cookie wisdom for every little girl and boy. Buy this book and you will receive a great fortune (cookie).
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Kids are inherently cool. Despite what Pitchfork says, I was never that cool. Or I was never cooler than when I was a kid. David Martin Static is the lead guitarist for Posterband - a playlist of cool things for cool kids. David has written and designed several picture books for children. He has worked in book publishing for over a decade at Penguin, HarperCollins, Hachette, and now as a consultant to Fourth Story Media. He has been an editor and is currently a reviewer for the National Poetry Series. He is a member of SCBWI. David grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. He studied poetry and film in New Hampshire (at the alma mater of Dr. Seuss and Captain Kangaroo), and now he lives in Brooklyn with his wife, his son, and his crazy dog.
