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I'm All Boy and Thats A Fact!
by Katie Theisen; Illustrated by Neal Obermeyer
22 pages; Saddle stitched; catalogue #07-2244; ISBN 1-4251-5140-X; US$10.96, C$12.60, EUR8.55, £5.66
I'm all boy and that's a fact is a story about a little boy that get's himself into mischievous situations and has a lot of fun doing it! At the end of the day his mom and dad love him no matter what.
About the Book
I'm All boy and that's a fact is a great tale about a curious little boy who loves adventure, fun and get's himself into a whole lot of mischievous situations. The story tells of how a little boy's sense of adventure and curiosity brings a world of knowledge and exploration. This book gives a true understanding to how little boys feel misunderstood and so much pressure to behave perfectly. So often society forgets... children are just that, children and should be able to act like it.
About the Author
Katie Theisen Wife and mother of three began writing short stories in 2005 with the inspiration of her middle child. She wrote stories for him using real situations that he got himself into. Her intent was to make her five year old son feel normal in a world where there is too much pressure for children to act grown up. She wrote "I'm all boy and that's a fact!" as a gift for him after he completed a tough year of preschool. He loved it so much that they decided to share it with others. Katie continues to write using all three of her children for inspiration.
About the Illustrator
Neal Obermeyer is a freelance editorial cartoonist and illustrator living in Omaha, Nebraska, with his wife, Sara.
His draw-for-hire career began in pre-school, when his teachers would give him extra vanilla wafers if he would draw the holiday decorations for them. Now, his editorial cartoons appear in the San Diego Reader, the Lincoln Journal Star and the Omaha Reader - all of whom thankfully pay in actual U.S. currency. He maintains two websites of his work - www.nealo.com for editorial cartoons, and www.cheeksofgod.com for his other illustrations and creative endeavors.
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