Big Bad Bruce
A&R
When Hunger Calls
Walker Books
Children's Fiction
Picture books
by Meredith Sorensen •
Bates and Middleton are certainly valiant in their attempts to make a giant hollow rampaging male ego appear cute in Big Bad Bruce. Just look at it go! Indiscriminately swallowing everything in sight, making its way through the world astride a giant throbbing machine. But don’t toss this big glossy number aside – it can serve an excellent purpose. Treat it, allow me to suggest, thus.
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Big Bad Bruce
by Dianne Bates and Phoebe Middleton
A&R
When Hunger Calls
by Bert Kitchen
Walker Books
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