
Note: This isn’t a book for kids. Then why is it here, you ask? It was created by children’s lit legend David Small, making it sort of fall within the parameters of 100 Scope Notes. Just a heads up to the children’s librarians/booksellers/parents out there.
Watch the outstanding book trailer for Stitches (caution: it contains spoilers):
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(Comics created using Bitstrips)
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what i’ve seen so far looks brilliant.
hell of a time, the fifties and sixties.
i got lucky, i guess. my folks had eight of us, and we somehow mired through
all families have their tragedies
david small has managed to make high art from his own
jmt