Edward Koren is a celebrated creator of children's books and political cartoons, known for his distinctive style that frequently graces the pages of The New Yorker. His illustrations are characterized by a playful yet perceptive quality, capturing the essence of his subjects with wit and charm.
Told from the unique perspective of the author's dog, Boy, this work offers a humorous and insightful look at life through canine eyes. Boy's character blends the wit of literary figures, providing a charming narrative filled with personality. The book is further enriched by 59 whimsical illustrations by Edward Koren, enhancing the delightful storytelling experience.
Humorous book about childrens' behavior told from an adult perspective.
A series of witty drawings form a pictorial narrative describing the classic cliches of the modern love affair, from the opening gambits and the initial rapture to the final break