What Do Animals Do on the Weekend?
Adventures from A to Z

Lauren Faulkenberry

What Do Animals Do on the Weekend?

978-0-9708972-4-4
0-9708972-4-3
$17.95 hardcover
  8 1/2" x 11"
  64 pages  four-color illustrations

Novello Festival Press

Author and illustrator Lauren Faulkenberry takes readers on a lively adventure through the alphabet from A to Z. Stylish and vibrantly illustrated, this read-aloud picture book visits an imaginary world where tigers tango, penguins picnic, and bobcats play be-bop and blues. But there are fun facts to learn, too. Adults and children can discover together that leopards eat their dinners in trees, Eskimos invented kayaks to hunt whales, and crocodiles can grow to be 20 feet long.  The concept for this book was developed based on Faulkenberry's love of woodcuts, interest in unusual animal behavior, and preoccupation with the alphabet. The illustrations are linoleum block prints, colored digitally.

about the author
Lauren Faulkenberry earned her BFA at Washington University in St. Louis, where she began watching all sorts of animals on the weekends. She has always had a passion for books, and it was in art school that she was introduced to the printing press. From there she traded in her paintbrushes and went on to study printmaking and handmade book production. She currently works as a freelance illustrator, writer, and mural painter.

 
 

 

 


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