Timothy Young Knihy

"Threads on the Paintings is both impressionistic memoir and homage to some great works of art. Timothy Young continually tests the limits of the visual in these poems and takes us deeper into a visceral yet spiritual sense of his life. I've never read a book that uses the spark of art to so consistently generate revelation. These poems testify to a thoroughly lived knowledge of both the outer world and the world of spirit. Like the paintings at Lascaux, they take us down into the cave of the ancestral to view the most luminous images. Son of a large, warm-blooded Irish-American family, Tim Young invites us as generous host to this astonishing and strangely joyful family gathering of poems."--Thomas R. Smith, author of Storm Island and Medicine Year Poetry. Art.

This anniversary edition is designed for young children transitioning from picture books to early readers. It features engaging content that appeals to early literacy skills while maintaining an easy-to-read format. The book aims to foster a love for reading in its young audience, making it a perfect choice for those ready to explore more text-heavy stories.

Learn to count from 1 to 12 with aliens of every kind. Springy yellow, leafy green, and fuzzy brown are just some of the adjectives and colors kids will learn as they travel through outer space with Luis and his robot friend. Count the colored spots on their alien companion for a bonus out-of-this-world learning experience. For fans of I'm Going to Outer Space, Timothy Young is set to inspire a whole new younger audience of readers with this follow-up board book in his signature style. Ready, set, go count Space Aliens!

Did you know that there are unusual animals for every letter in the alphabet? For instance, C is for the capybara, who is the world's largest rodent, and P is for the pangolin, who, believe it or not, is a mammal that is covered in scales instead of fur! Learn this and much more in this alphabet book featuring nonfiction facts about some of the most unique and different animals. Timothy Young's signature style and familiar characters appeal to his youngest audience ever and introduce readers to lesser-known species in the animal world.

An early chapter book that features the true story of the Old Wye Mill in Maryland, as told by a mouse who travels through time to different periods of US history