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Tuut tuut woekelie wuut
Dit kinderboek is een hilarische parodie op klassieke prentenboeken over dierengeluiden. 'Tuut tuut woekelie wuut' staat garant voor luidkeelse voorleessessies en leert kinderen ook nog een waardevolle les over delen. De koe zegt boe. Het paard zegt huuhuhuhu. Tot zover geen probleem. Maar als het schaap bèèèh zegt, onderbreekt de geit hem. Want de geit zegt óók bèèèh. Wat nu?
Aly's Bookshelf December 2025 picks
(KLFY) — For the month of December 2025, Aly’s Bookshelf shared her top three book recommendations for this holiday season. Bellyrina: A Tutu Tale from the Belly of the Beast is a multi-layered, movement-inspired children’s book that blends empathy, imagination, and self-confidence with joyful dance. Written for ages 4–8, the simple, engaging text and pastel-rich illustrations make the story both accessible and emotionally expressive.
Zip Zap Wickety Wack
Zip Zap Wickety Wack A Story About Sharing by Matthew Diffee Review posted October 25, 2025. Neal Porter Books (Holiday House), 2025. 48 pages. Review written October 24, 2025, from a library book. Starred Review This absolutely brilliant picture book makes me want to do story times again. I've always loved books that subvert animal sounds. The classic Bark, George! by Jules Feiffer, was one of the first books my kid could read.
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Cult of Korda - Believer Magazine
It was a late September afternoon in 2017, and a 25-year old officer in the U.S. Army had just tweeted an image of himself in a Che Guevara t-shirt. The photo showed him at his West Point graduation in 2016, his neat dress grays parted to reveal a silkscreen of “The Heroic Guerilla,” Alberto Korda’s iconic 1960 photograph of Ernesto “Che” Guevara, the fire-eyed Argentine militant and hero of the Cuban Revolution.
Some Other Bobas
Video How to Write a New Yorker Cartoon Caption: Danny DeVito Edition The actor, producer, and director, Danny DeVito tries his hand at our Cartoon Caption Contest. Daily Shouts Classic Instagram Poses to Confuse People About Whether You’re Dating Someone Post a series of photos of yourself in the same pose next to multiple beautiful people. Are you just friends? Dating? Maybe poly? By Jason Adam Katzenstein Dec.
Who Invented The Burger?
A daily digest of Texas news, plus the latest from Texas Monthly The best stories from Texas Monthly A message from the editors at Texas Monthly A daily digest of Texas news, plus the latest from Texas Monthly The best stories from Texas Monthly A message from the editors at Texas Monthly Travel ideas, itineraries, and deals from our partners
Music Monday: The Old 97's Hosted A County Fair In Downtown Dallas
Dallas has never had the biggest reputation as a music town, at least not compared to other Texas cities. But when it comes to supporting its hometown heroes, the city really invests in them. That’s how a band like the Old 97’s—who over the past two decades years have refined and perfected a radio friendly alt-country sound that never actually gets played on the radio—can successfully put together an all-day music festival.
The State of Texas: April 18, 2016
“When I get home, I do a little camel-hugging… They come up and nuzzle on me, and you can imagine the slobbers and smell of their breath. Most of the time when you get through doing this, you’ve got to change your shirt.” —Troy Chesnut to the Odessa American. Chestnut, a tax consultant and financial planner, owns two pet camels named “Duke” and “Cindy,” which roam his 45-acre pasture northeast of Odessa.
Overheard at a Texas Gun Show
Overheard at a Texas Gun Show What I learned (and saw) in San Antonio last fall. April 2016By Matthew DiffeeComments Illustration by Matthew DiffeeLike a lot of Texans, I’ve been around guns all my life. But I’m not what you’d call a “gun guy.” So I was feeling intimidated when I showed up at a gun show in San Antonio last fall. I mean, these are real gun people. They subscribe to gun magazines and read articles in those gun magazines about things like gun magazines.
6 Books To Give Dad For Father’s Day Gifts
Dads can be tough to shop for. But don’t let the pressure of finding the perfect Father’s Day gift fill you with dread. Whether he’s into baseball, history or humor, our sister company Simon & Schuster has a book that your dad will love. Master historian and two-time Pulitzer Prize winning author David McCullough tells the human side of the Wright Brothers’ story in this thrilling new book.
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Matthew Diffee, Author Of 'Hand Drawn Jokes For Smart Attractive People' : NPR
For 'New Yorker' Cartoonist, '90 Percent Rejection Is Doing Great' Matthew Diffee has been drawing cartoons for The New Yorker since 1999. When asked which comes first, the image or the words, he tells NPR's Scott Simon, "They both come at the same time.
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