Don Kilpatrick illustrated his first children’s book this year, which was written by his mother-in law: “You Can’t Go To School Naked”.

Amazon.com’s description:

“A guaranteed crowd-pleaser!

Lots of kids like to run around naked and here’s a funny book to remind them why it’s best to keep their clothes on, particularly at school. Just think about it—could you go down the slide? Steal second base? This little guy’s parents warn him of many dangers he’d face if he went to school without clothes on, and eventually he sees their point. But if he has to wear something, it’s going to be what he chooses (and it’s only slightly better than going naked).

Kids will giggle and squirm at the silly scenarios this little guy imagines and cheer his unique solution.”

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We recently received copies in our office of Elizabeth Rosen’s latest picture book, Portraits of Jewish American Heroes.

Amazon.com’s description:

“An absorbing, inspiring tour of the 350-year Jewish American adventure. From its beginnings, America, founded on religious freedom, has been a land of opportunity for Jews, socially, economically, and spiritually,” writes Rabbi Malka Drucker in introducing twenty compelling individuals who have enriched our country by their achievements. In areas including science, sports, filmmaking, and civil rights, we meet male and female heroes who set an example, made a positive difference, and took a risk to do it. This beautifully produced volume spans three centuries of history, beginning with Haym Solomon and ending with Daniel Pearl. Each individual’s likeness, spirit, and contribution are captured in a distinctive and striking color portrait created with a variety of different media.”

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Following in the footsteps of our parent website morgangaynin.com, we’re launching MGI Kids’ very own blog!  It’ll feature all the books our wonderful artists publish when they are released, as well as any other noteworthy news.  Please check back soon for fresh content!