Daisy The Littlest Zombie - Tichenor, Austin
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"Cute as a button. A rotten, undead little button." - Christopher Moore, Author of The NY Times bestselling comic novels Bloodsucking Fiends, Bite Me, and You Suck Some zombies are big... Some zombies are small... But Daisy's the littlest zombie of all! Join this hilarious and heartfelt tale by award-winning author Austin Tichenor and renowned artist Gary Andrews as Daisy The Littlest Zombie struggles to find the true monster within her! "Great fun! Gory and sweet. Daisy puts the heart in heartwarming...and then chews it to pieces." - Bruce Goldstone, best-selling children's author of Zero…mehr

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"Cute as a button. A rotten, undead little button." - Christopher Moore, Author of The NY Times bestselling comic novels Bloodsucking Fiends, Bite Me, and You Suck Some zombies are big... Some zombies are small... But Daisy's the littlest zombie of all! Join this hilarious and heartfelt tale by award-winning author Austin Tichenor and renowned artist Gary Andrews as Daisy The Littlest Zombie struggles to find the true monster within her! "Great fun! Gory and sweet. Daisy puts the heart in heartwarming...and then chews it to pieces." - Bruce Goldstone, best-selling children's author of Zero Zebras, Great Estimations, and The Beastly Feast "Hilariously brilliant. With Gary Andrews' adorably grotesque illustrations, Austin Tichenor has given us a cozy vision of the perfect post-apocalyptic, big-hearted family. If I ever turn into a zombie, I want to be just like Daisy." - Nicole Galland, NY Times best-selling author of The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O., Master of the Revels, and Godiva
Autorenporträt
Austin Tichenor is an actor, author, and co-Artistic Director of the Reduced Shakespeare Company, for which he's co-written ten stage comedies he's performed off-Broadway, in London's West End, and in venues across the country and around the world. His published work includes a stage adaptation of Frankenstein; Dancing on the Ceiling, a children's play inspired by Kafka's "The Metamorphosis;" the RSC collaborations William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged) and The Comedy of Hamlet! (a prequel); and the illustrated children's book Pop-Up Shakespeare (artwork by Jennie Maizels). He's thrilled to work with Gary Andrews again after their first collaboration, a web series called Drawing on Shakespeare.