Charlie Mylie is an author and illustrator living the dream in Kansas City, Missouri. It’s only occurring to him now that his interdisciplinary art degree from Kansas City Art Institute might have actually helped in making children’s books. His wife and toddler, however, have had a significant, obvious impact on his work and life, while the cat has contributed nothing. Mylie wants to keep exploring, for as long as he is allowed, how words and pictures—together—help us making sense of this confounding world.

“With brief, rhyming text and labeled illustrations, this picture book is jam-packed with detail. Little ones will enjoy lingering with every reread, finding new details. A vivid, child’s-eye view of the world.”

Charlie Mylie is an author and illustrator living the dream in Kansas City, Missouri. It’s only occurring to him now that his interdisciplinary art degree from Kansas City Art Institute might have actually helped in making children’s books. His wife and toddler, however, have had a significant, obvious impact on his work and life, while the cat has contributed nothing. Mylie wants to keep exploring, for as long as he is allowed, how words and pictures—together—help us making sense of this confounding world.

“With brief, rhyming text and labeled illustrations, this picture book is jam-packed with detail. Little ones will enjoy lingering with every reread, finding new details. A vivid, child’s-eye view of the world.”

Charlie Mylie is an author and illustrator living the dream in Kansas City, Missouri. It’s only occurring to him now that his interdisciplinary art degree from Kansas City Art Institute might have actually helped in making children’s books. His wife and toddler, however, have had a significant, obvious impact on his work and life, while the cat has contributed nothing. Mylie wants to keep exploring, for as long as he is allowed, how words and pictures—together—help us making sense of this confounding world.

“With brief, rhyming text and labeled illustrations, this picture book is jam-packed with detail. Little ones will enjoy lingering with every reread, finding new details. A vivid, child’s-eye view of the world.”