In a Pickle - Martinko, Martinko
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In a Pickle is a warmly told children's tale about a precocious little boy and his schoolyard predicament. It is delightful in its simplicity yet enchanting in the way it mischievously unfolds. The title quandary involves a classic case of bullying, yet is elevated with a clever solution and ends on a touching bon mot. Bright and warm watercolor illustrations are a visual treat throughout, on par with vintage children's books of yore. In a Pickle is both a classic and modern tale. It is for any reader looking to be enchanted by a plucky little boy and his clever dad. With your purchase of In A…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In a Pickle is a warmly told children's tale about a precocious little boy and his schoolyard predicament. It is delightful in its simplicity yet enchanting in the way it mischievously unfolds. The title quandary involves a classic case of bullying, yet is elevated with a clever solution and ends on a touching bon mot. Bright and warm watercolor illustrations are a visual treat throughout, on par with vintage children's books of yore. In a Pickle is both a classic and modern tale. It is for any reader looking to be enchanted by a plucky little boy and his clever dad. With your purchase of In A Pickle, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Horizons National, whose mission is to close gaps of opportunity and access for students in under-resourced communities and empower choice-filled lives.
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Autorenporträt
Martinko is based in Princeton, New Jersey, and operates out of P.J.'s Pancake House directly across the street from Princeton University. Following the tradition of Cynthia Hawkins from the cult movie Diva, who refused to sign a recording contract, insisting her music only be heard live, Martinko has refused to sign any book deals and has woven his tales over the past twenty years from his favorite booth at P.J.'s. A movie deal is also out of the question, notwithstanding his acceptance into the Screen Actors Guild for his landmark role as the N.J. Insurance Commissioner in the movie The 13th Child: Legend of the Jersey Devil.