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    Get Out Of My Head, I Should Go To Bed | Book Spotlight

    Bianca SchulzeBy Bianca Schulze4 Mins Read General
    Get Out Of My Head, I Should Go To Bed | Book Spotlight
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    By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
    Published: August 28, 2011

    Picture Book by Jeremy Kwan This author will put you to sleep. Literally. And that’s a good thing. Author, Susan Pace-Koch and illustrator, Jeremy Kwan teamed up to create a beautiful, bedtime book.

    Reading level: 3-8  (grandparents love this book, too!)

    Hardcover: 28 pages

    Book overview: The book is about kids who are too busy to go to sleep. They are thinking about cowboys and kittens and pirates and dinosaurs and blocks and wagons and all sorts of things…but not sleep.

    There are ten different kids, of young ages (3-8) and ethnic groups, who are just plain busy! Each child has his/her own page, and at the end of this picture book, yep, they are all asleep. Delightful art is in rich deep colors with simple rhymes.

    The kids are all tired, and, fight it, as kids do, but the Good Night Poem at the end of the book, is the final straw to put them to rest, and they are ready for dreamland. A Hide and Seek page is provided by Get Out Books to find the clues of each page to the back and front cover. Most children identify with one or more of the little kids…and I know the adults do! Get Out Books has had many requests for an adult version of the book, but that wouldn’t be nearly so fun!

    Additionally, bookmarks have been made representing each child in the book, custom, full color front and back, high quality, laminated card stock and rounded corners (for safety).

    Get Out Books is also involved in community outreach with donations to Bay Area Crises Nursery, The Gabriel Project, and local school and community libraries.

    Please visit the web site, www.GetOutBooks.com for more information, downloadable coloring pages and “The Naming Page”!

    About the author: Susan Pace-Koch was born in Alaska, raised in Washington, and resides in California. A background in marketing, sales and accounting has given her the business basis for a successful new venture publishing company.

    Get Out Books was established to publish a series of quality children’s books that are about kids Getting Out…out of the house, outside to play, out and in, to their own imaginations. The world of imagination is so vast and varied that new possibilities for words and art are endless. This is a hardback book with dust jacket, 28 pages.

    Susan enjoys the challenge of bringing people and stories together with careful selection of artists, designers, printers and graphic artists. This shows, in the first book release of “Get Out Of My Head, I Should Go To Bed”, a children’s picture book, released in 2011. Susan has met so many creative, talented people that it makes book creation interesting, challenging and fun, but not work!

    She is turning her creative energy and attention to the children’s books that she loves. She woke up one morning at the Grand Canyon with this story title in mind, and ‘couldn’t get it out of her head’.

    Get Out Books has been very supportive of non-profits and charities with book donations for young children and families and libraries.

    About the illustrator: Jeremy Kwan is a native Californian, raised in Vallejo, California. At an early age, he learned to pay close attention to the ideas that floated in his mind, especially the ones that made good drawings.

    He has worked with mosaic tiles, children’s book illustrations, printmaking and other art mediums. He is able to take a concept and interpret it into various art forms, bringing each dimension to life. Jeremy has worked with talented artists from the San Francisco Bay Area, learning technical skills as well artistic applications.

    Jeremy received an excellent art education at Solano Community College, then San Francisco State University from inspiring and supportive professors.

    In “Get Out Of My Head, I Should Go To Bed”, Jeremy brought the characters into being with gouache, bringing deep rich colors into each character. Both children and adults relish the book art and characters for the clever depictions and the warm inviting personalities of the kids.

    Jeremy is currently at work on the second book title “Get Outside for an Amazing  Adventure Ride”. Estimated publication date 2012, Hardback with dust jacket, 32 pages.

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    8 Comments

    1. Christy on September 1, 2011 6:21 am

      I would love to win a signed copy of this adorable book!

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      • Susan Pace-Koch on September 2, 2011 12:20 pm

        Thank you for your comments! The Illustrator is fabulous! Each child has their own page and rhyme. So cute, that we made the reallllllly nice bookmarks for each child.
        Good luck!

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    2. Mary Anne K on September 5, 2011 11:05 am

      A thoroughly enjoyable book. A lovely poetic rhyme accompanied by beautiful, creative illustrations. Each page is a delight! A “must” for every child’s library. I am looking forward to the next book in this series. Pace-Koch and Kwan are a very talented team.

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    3. Kelly Thuet on September 12, 2011 12:46 pm

      Thank you for the chance to add this cute book to our library. We read every night and the kids look forward to bedtime.

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      • Bianca on September 12, 2011 1:00 pm

        You are very welcome. Good luck!

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        • Susan Pace-Koch on September 26, 2011 2:27 pm

          Thank you so much. We love kids, kids books and people who read them to kids!

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    4. Bianca on September 29, 2011 9:53 am

      Congratulations to Jo Anne Vincenti! She is the lucky winner of this bedtime book giveaway. Your book will be on its way soon.

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    5. Allison Neves on October 10, 2011 5:33 pm

      I love, Love, LOVE this book!! it is so creative and resonates not only with children, but adults too (although, I like what is stuck in kids heads much better!) Great illustrations and fun to read with kids :0)

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