
Jen Corace also illustrated Amy Krouse Rosenthal's Little Pea which was an absolutely adorable story of a wee fellow who didn't want to eat his candy. The new book riffs off the same concept by giving us the story of a little owl who doesn't want to stay up late.
I also found some lovely limited edition prints by Corace over at the fabulosa Mahar Dygoods site:

Watch for a review of Little Hoot here when I get my picture book round-up rounded up.
3 comments:
Sara, I love Little Hoot! I bought it for my little one, Ned, for Easter. Her illustrations are divine.
Also in regards to Henry books have you seen these picture books http://weheartbooks.com/2008/03/25/henry/
Looking forward to Where You Came From.
Lou
Thanks, Lou. I'd forgotten that you'd posted about Little Hoot - it's adorable, isn't it?
My son was trying to posit another volume in the series - what sort of creature or thing could want to go to school when his parents want him to stay home?
I've been coveting this gem for a while now, and your post (thank-you!) reminded me that I must get myself a copy. Which is what I did yesterday. Oh joy!
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