Books published by Cartoonworks

I know why you're reading this. You want to know what this book is about to see if it's suitable reading material for your youngster. Well I'll tell you what it's about. It's about cartoon characters that know the real truth about their world. That is, there is an all powerful, caring cartoonist out there (that's me) who created everything ... yet rarely does what anyone expects. You know, it's sort of like real life. In Book 3 Stinky earns his nickname with this one. Combine smelly gross out humor with a special cartoonist's soccer shoe and you get real adventure. What fun!

I know why you're reading this. You want to know what this book is about to see if it's suitable reading material for your youngster. Well I'll tell you what it's about. It's about cartoon characters that know the real truth about their world. That is, there is an all powerful, caring cartoonist out there (that's me) who created everything ... yet rarely does what anyone expects. You know, it's sort of like real life. In Book 2 Stinky and his friends enter a time machine to try to find a new doll arm for Trixie. They get in way over their head dodging hovercraft trash trucks, junkyard dogs, and fake cartoon erasers.

I know why you're reading this. You want to know what this book is about to see if it's suitable reading material for your youngster. Well I'll tell you what it's about. It's about cartoon characters that know the real truth about their world. That is, there is an all powerful, caring cartoonist out there (that's me) who created everything ... yet rarely does what anyone expects. You know, it's sort of like real life. In Book 1 Stinky makes an idiot of himself trying to convince his best friend there really is a cartoonist who created them ... and the one armed Barbie was no help at all. It's hilarious AND inspirational. That's all you need to know. Trust me.

I know why you're reading this. You want to know what this book is about to see if it's suitable reading material for your youngster. Well I'll tell you what it's about. It's about cartoon characters that know the real truth about their world. That is, there is an all powerful, caring cartoonist out there (that's me) who created everything ... yet rarely does what anyone expects. You know, it's sort of like real life. In Book 4 the only thing more annoying than Aunt Smoochie-kiss's slobbery kisses is her twin toddler grandkids, Terror and Crazy. What a great mix of bedlam and embarrassment.