He is based in NYC but travels the country speaking about creativity and storytelling. He is a former staff writer and illustrator for BuzzFeed. Follow along as they observe a strange creature that sneaks, hides, and vibrates around their. Pyle is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Strange Planet, Stranger Planet, NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette and 99 Stories I Could Tell. Summer Reading 2021 Storytime Strange Planet: The Sneaking, Hiding, Vibrating Creature - YouTube In this special Summer Reading storytime, Beverley is reading Nathan Pyle’s book about some. Strange planet: the sneaking, hiding, vibrating creature. It’s perfect for playtime, bedtime, or anytime! About the Author

This paper-over-board picture book has all the literal-minded charm of Nathan’s previous books, and is written with parents and kids in mind. As the aliens closely observe the creature, they discover all their differences and what they have in common. It is Picture Book Friday at Barron Public Library This week Miss Amanda reads Strange. Join Strange Planet’s lovable parent and child aliens as they embark on a quest to understand the vibrating creature (that’s a cat to us humans) that is stalking around their house. This week Miss Amanda reads Strange Planet: The Sneaking, Hiding, Vibrating Creature by Nathan W Pyle. Pyle, comes an out-of-this-world picture book about two aliens who encounter a vibrating creature, based on his STRANGE PLANET series. The speech of these beings has a kind of courtly impartiality that makes it extremely funny.From New York Times #1 bestselling author, Nathan W. Pyle conjures an alien parent and child with classic sci-fi bald heads and huge eyes.

“Done in the style of his humorous cartoons on social media, Mr. Back matter includes a visual vocabulary aid.” - Publishers Weekly “Pyle’s tidy comics style and limited color palette centers the deadpan vocabulary as much as the art, and humor directed at categorizing concepts and building observational skills is an added bonus for young readers. 'The hyperliteral phrases are sure to provoke readers’ laughter…kids might just hone observational skills too surprise their adults with new vocabulary families who read it together may be inspired to make up their own. Don’t be a stranger to this one.' - Kirkus Reviews A great choice for young readers beginning to explore graphic novels, this is an essential purchase, ready to tickle children and adults alike.” - School Library Journal (starred review) “Pyle’s signature pink-and-blue comic panels expand to full-page spreads in this clever ode to cats.school-aged children will find it simultaneously absurd and hilarious.

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