Via Fubtrick
books
Jeff Wysaski, the guy behind Pleated-Jeans, recognizes that there are select groups of people out there who don't have any self-help books dedicated to their unique conditions. In an admirable act of charity, Wysaski remedied this situation by putting copies of what said books' covers would like on actual books. Hey, the book's content itself may be completely irrelevant, but at least this raises awareness, right?
... Right?
Via EJ12GIRLHERO
"All the planning, storyboards, materials and ideas were developed by my daughter and the end of the video shows a glimpse of the time it took her and that it's all her work - I can't describe how hard it is to completely hold back and let her take the reigns, letting her make mistakes and find solutions to problems."
By wittyname27
User wittyname27 found this on the shelf in the children's section at the library. The actual title is Tuck.
Via CNN
Beloved children's book author Theodor Seuss Geisel passed away in 1991, but his widow has found a series of unpublished manuscripts that are soon to be printed by Random House. The first one, What Pet Should I Get is due out in July, and features the siblings from One Fish Two Fish trying to decide on a new pet. Twenty five years after the release of his last book, Oh, the Places You'll Go!, the world is set to go into the mind of Dr Seuss once more.
