Introduction for babies and toddlers to key lessons learned through infamously banned books

Baby's First Book of Banned Books By Laura Korzon is a unique new board book from Mudpuppy that introduces beloved classics and cherished stories like The Diary Of Anne Frank and To Kill A Mockingbird to little learners.

• Early Learning - Provide young children with a captivating and engaging way to learn key lessons from infamous classic banned books.
• Bright and Bold Artwork - Simple yet bright and bold illustrations with simple yet powerful messages, the book contains a glossary and explanation of each book featured.
• Perfect Size - Small 7" x 7" board book with 30 pages is just the size for little hands.

Author: Mudpuppy
Binding Type: Board Book
Publisher: Galison
Published: 07/11/2023
Pages: 30
Weight: 0.85lbs
Size: 6.93h x 6.93w x 0.71d
ISBN: 9780735380165
Audience: Ages 4-8

About the Author
Laura Korzon is an artist, illustrator, and designer, born and raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in 2010 and spends her days creating colorful graphics for cards, stationery, clothing, and more Laura was born in 1988 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania - United States. She studied Illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and graduated in 2010. After graduating, Laura worked as a print designer for Dansko, just outside of Philadelphia. She has created graphics throughout her internship, but most of the time she helped the design team choose fabrics for their products. She had the opportunity to be a buyer and visit trade shows in New York. During this time, she realized that she wanted to be on the other side of his illustration work. So she picked a job at a small stationery company in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where she created greeting card designs and managed her line of wedding invitations. After dedicating herself to it for two years, she decided to launch and work on his own. In recent years, she has focused most of her energy on wedding invitations and work for local brands, and has continued to create as many personal works as she has been able to