Uncle Andy's
By (Author) James Warhola
Penguin Putnam Inc
Puffin
4th August 2005
United States
Children
Fiction
B
Winner of Bank Street College Best Children's Book of the Year.
32
Width 206mm, Height 277mm
146g
When James Warhola was a little boy, his father, the local junk man, always had the urge to make something interesting out of junk. And when they drove to New York City to visit Uncle Andy, James was truly amazed at how even the most ordinary things can be turned into art. Offering a unique perspective on Andy Warhol, James recounts the wackiness of visiting Uncle Andy, complete with waking up to towers of soup boxes and playing hide-and-seek with 25 cats named Sam. And, maybe most importantly, young readers also get to share the world of art in which Warhola grew up.
James Warhola wrote and illustrated Uncle Andy's- A faabbbulous visit withAndy Warhol, a Book Sense 76 selection. He lives in Tivoli, New York. James Warhola wrote and illustrated Uncle Andy's- A faabbbulous visit withAndy Warhol, a Book Sense 76 selection. He lives in Tivoli, New York.