As Warm As the Sun
Toby seeks warmth that never fades, but Pinkie might be the answer.
Jim McMullan is an internationally acclaimed illustrator and poster designer whose work can be seen in The Theater Posters of James McMullan. His most recent book is the illustrated memoir Leaving China: An Artist Paints His World War II Childhood.Kate and Jim McMullan have collaborated on many popular picture books, including I’m Brave!; I’m Fast!; I’m Big!; I’m Bad!; I’m Dirty!; and I Stink!, a New York Times Best Illustrated Book and a Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Honor Book. The McMullans live in Sag Harbor, New York.
Toby seeks warmth that never fades, but Pinkie might be the answer.
A garbage truck describes its daily routine and the various items it collects.
A freight train races against time and obstacles to reach Chicago.
A backhoe loader cleans up a messy lot and removes a stubborn stump.
A fire engine responds to a warehouse fire and helps put it out.
A small tugboat proves its might by guiding massive ships into harbor.
Can the Zamboni fix the ice before time runs out?
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Toby seeks warmth that never fades, but Pinkie might be the answer.
A pick-up truck proves its worth by hauling heavy loads despite its size.
Meet the school bus that’s smarter and stronger than you think!
Can the Zamboni fix the ice before time runs out?
A fire engine responds to a warehouse fire and helps put it out.
A freight train races against time and obstacles to reach Chicago.
A farmer's pigs refuse to bathe, leading to muddy chaos and unexpected lessons.
A lost dinosaur must find his herd before becoming a predator's lunch.
A hungry T-Rex prowls the forest, ready to ambush for dinner.
A backhoe loader cleans up a messy lot and removes a stubborn stump.
A small tugboat proves its might by guiding massive ships into harbor.
A garbage truck describes its daily routine and the various items it collects.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Jim McMullan's books.