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LOCATION: Rainy Day Books in The Fairway Shops, 2706 W 53rd Street, Fairway, Kansas 66205ĮVENT FORMAT: Tad Carpenter and Tim McCanna will make a brief Presentation, Meet & Greet fans & friends, pose for Photos, and Author Autograph Books.įAMILY ADMISSION PACKAGE (Admits up to 4 People): $16.99 plus Kansas Sales Tax includes One Hardcover of Bitty Bot, and Admission for up to 4 People. All except for Bitty Bot! Feeling sleepy? Maybe not! Charming text in rhyming verse tells the story of energetic Bitty Bot, who, instead of going to bed decides to build a rocket and go on a space adventure! Sweet and fun to read aloud, this bedtime book is perfect for tots and bots of all varieties.ĭATE & TIME: Tuesday, Decemfrom 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM In a busy robot town, bots begin to power down. Visit him online at ĪBOUT THE NEW BOOK: A little robot would rather go on an intergalactic adventure than go to sleep in this rhyming romp that breaks all the bedtime rules. The New York Times Book Review raved of his Zoom! Zoom!, “Any child obsessed with trucks or backhoes or trains or steam shovels should get a jolt of pleasure from the vehicular energy on display here.” He lives in Kansas City, Missouri. The New York Times Book Review raved of his Zoom Zoom, Any child obsessed with trucks or backhoes or trains or steam shovels should get a jolt of pleasure from the vehicular energy on display here. Tad Carpenter is a Designer, Author, Teacher & Illustrator of many Books for young readers. Tad Carpenter is a designer, author, teacher, and illustrator of many books for young readers. Tim lives in Mountain View, California, with his wife and two kids. His first picture book, Teeny Tiny Trucks, was called a “clever rhyming adventure” by Kirkus Reviews. The Goal: To convince you to carve out time to create for yourself-you never know what big breaks it could lead to.EVENT OVERVIEW: Tim McCanna, Author, and Tad Carpenter, Illustrator will Celebrate the Publication of their New Children's Picture Hardcover Bitty Bot.ĪBOUT THE AUTHORS: Tim McCanna worked in advertising, wrote musicals, and played accordion in several bands around the country before becoming a children’s book author. Non-gross cold outreach, constraints, parenting, and more. The power of planting seeds with your work and relationships.

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7, 2014 This new addition to the I Say, You Say series invites a young audience to playfully explore the world of emotions. Leveraging your day job and learning your industry.ĭiversifying your creative outlets and skillsets. by Tad Carpenter illustrated by Tad Carpenter RELEASE DATE: Jan. The importance of play and creating for yourself. It is half therapy and half visual journalism - a small way to inject our world with some much needed positivity. (Listen to the outro as I’m giving away 2 copies of his book!) Not only do we nerd out over the power of personal projects, like his latest Sunday Suns book release.

Tad’s also illustrated a gaggle of children’s books that have become staple reading material for my kiddos each night.

for behemoths like MTV, Ray-Ban, Target, Macy’s, and more. They slay brand strategy, identities, illustrations, etc. Tad Carpenter co-runs Carpenter Collective-a powerhouse design and branding studio-with his wickedly talented wife, Jessica. Today’s guest is a great example of how curiosity, experimentation, and play are compounding catalysts for big opportunities. There’s gotta be a source of enthusiasm, energy, and borderline obsession for your craft to build a creative career around doing what you love long-term. Ultimately, I love to collect old books, signage, toys, globes, maps. If your creative work isn’t fun, it just becomes another mundane, soul-sucking day job. The son of an illustrator, Kansas City-based designer Tad Carpenter never forgets.

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