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Written by Annie FoxIllustrated by Brian Narelle

Produced by Electric Eggplant

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Original publication copyright 1971 by Ann Larris

Copyright 2013 by Annie Fox and Brian Narelle

All rights reserved.

Read by Annie Fox and Brian Narelle.

ISBN-10: 0-9839580-9-2

ISBN-13: 978-0-9839580-9-3

Electric Eggplant

www.ElectricEggplant.com

415-53-4KIDS (415-534-5437)

press@ElectricEggplant.com

Annie Fox orginally wrote and illustrated People Are Like Lollipops when she was Ann

Larris, an undergraduate at Cornell University. Published in 1971 by Holiday House at a

time when people were just beginning to celebrate diversity,People Are Like Lollipops was

read several times on the Captain Kangaroo Show (by the Captain himself!). With Anniesblessing (Im not an artist!), Electric Eggplant is thrilled to publish this reimagined

edition complete with Brian Narelles whimsical illustrations. Enjoy!

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This book is for

my father,

Herman J Larris,

who was a goodand peaceful man.

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There was once an old man with greatwisdom who lived in the Land of Salizar.

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After spending many years

studying many great books . . .

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. . . written by many greatthinkers,he finally came up with this . . .

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People

are likelollipops.

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What?

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Yes! Peopleare likelollipops.

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Now this needs a little thought . . . . . .

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Lets think . . . ... . . .. .

.... . . . .

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Annie Fox, M.Ed., has been teaching and creating innovative content for

kids for 30+ years. People Are Like Lollipops (Holiday House), her rst

book, was published before she was old enough to sign the contract. Since

then Annie has designed classic kids computer games and written award-winning books including the popular Middle School Condential series

(Free Spirit Publishing), her Raymond and Sheila picture book series

(Electric Eggplant), and Teaching Kids To Be Good People: Progressive

Parenting for the 21st Century (Electric Eggplant). Annies excited to bring

this reimagined edition ofPeople Are Like Lollipops to a new generation.

Contact Annie at AnnieFox.com.

Brian Narelle started out writing and animating for Sesame Street. Since

then he has written and appeared in dozens of award winning lms and

television series for children, including the TLCs Bingo & Molly. Creator

of such notable characters as the San Diego Chicken and Sooper Puppy,

cartooning has always been his love. An instructor at the Charles M.Schulz Museum, he was one of ve American cartoonists chosen to go to

Cuba on a cultural exchange where he fell in love with people of every

color, size, and shape. Sound familiar? His latest creation is a tri-colored

bird (Thinkafeeladoo.com) designed to help children better understand

themselves. Brian can be reached at BrianNarelle.com.

About the Author

About the Illustrator

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About the PublisherFounded in 1992 by David and Annie Fox, Electric Eggplant has been

on the forefront of multimedia design and production. In their 38 years

of marriage, theyve partnered on dozens of ground-breaking projects,

including co-founding the Marin Computer Center (1977)the worldsrst public-access microcomputer centerplus games, educational

software, Web design, Emotional Intelligence content, online communities,

as well as books for kids, tweens, and teens. David began his career

in game design in 1982 as employee #3 at Lucaslm Games (now

LucasArts). You can reach Electric Eggplant at ElectricEggplant.com.

415-53-4KIDS (415-534-5437)

The End(so good luck!)

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Raymond and Sheila Stories offer big adventures for

Pre-K3rd graders. Take one shy, observant 5-year-old,

add a loving connection with his big-time dramatic sis-

ter, and there isnt any tight or ticklish situation they

cant get into or out of! Whats up with Raymond and

Sheila? Theyre just your typical young alligators trying

to answer lifes big questions . . . like the ones in these

upcoming titles:

Thank You for What? Can We Do That?

Who Made this Mess?

Included in each book is a unique Parent Guide for

helping kids engage more fully in the storys emo-

tional content. Talking about feelings and the chal-

lenges of getting along with others builds social

skills and improves parent-child communication.

Also from Annie Fox:

Raymond and Sheila Stories

Raymond Alligator is a

super smart, super shy

5-year-old who feels left

out when big sister Sheila

has a friend over. He and

his teddy bear are tighter

than tight, but lately Ray-monds wondering if he

needs someone else to be

his friend. Making a new

friend sounds like a great

idea but, well, it can also

be kinda scary.

Available in print, as an ebook,and in Spanish!

Visit RaymondAndSheila.com

A day at the beach be-

comes a wild goose

chase as Raymond and

Sheila try keeping an eye

on their valuables with-

out losing sight of whats

really important!