Yoshitomo Nara's children's book

Narapupppy Japanese pop artist Yoshitomo Nara has just published his first children's book, The Lonesome Puppy. I bought a copy for my two-year-old a few days ago and we both love it. He's asked me to read it to him at least a half-dozen times already. It's a delightful story with, of course, beautiful artwork about a dog who is so big that people don't even know he's there. Then a little girl notices the puppy's paw and starts climbing...
Link to buy The Lonesome Puppy, Link to excerpt from The Loneseome Puppy

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I'm distantly reminded of Clifford the Big Red Dog. Only everybody always knew when Clifford was around, due to being a big, red, dog.

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#2 posted by Tenn, May 21, 2008 12:23 PM

I loved Clifford! This looks like one of those children's books I'd still be shamefully reading to this day if I had it. I may have to buy one for my 'adopted' niece.

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#3 posted by Moon, May 21, 2008 2:44 PM

Did anybody send one to Dubya for his library?

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Wouldn't there be too many words for Dubya?

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Sounds like a really cute book.

Angela

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#6 posted by Tenn, May 21, 2008 4:16 PM

Angela, please don't put a signature in your next post. IANAM, but one of them's gonna have to remove it for you. Put it in your profile.

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TENN @6: What rule are you citing? I don't see anything that says .sigs in posts are discouraged or prohibited.

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Signature lines are discouraged because your name is already on your post. Extra line breaks are also discouraged to decrease vertical mileage in threads.

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Right; I'm asking where these rules are available for perusal.

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The Moderation Policy can be accessed via the gray link toward the upper right of this or any page. The signature line and line break issues are just polite requests to help make the threads more readable. Adding your website or blog URL in a post is not allowed unless it's to something extremely relevant to the post.

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Ah, thanks. Wow, that's one well-hidden link. Sorry for the OTness, re-lurking now.

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