Top 10 Children's Books

Iggy Peck Architect
by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
Publisher: Abrams
32 pages
$15.95
by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
Publisher: Abrams
32 pages
$15.95
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#4. Iggy Peck, Architect
Written by Andrea Beaty, illustrated by David Roberts
I've always had a weakness for children's books that rhyme. They're more fun to read aloud, especially by the 12th time in one sitting. This one's the classic oddball-makes-good story about a kid whose teacher does not recognize his enormous talent he makes buildings out of anything at hand, including diapers, fruit and chalk until it saves her life. Illustrated in a chic urban style, it's like a fun little playdate in magical designer-land.

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