Dec 14, 2007 10:00 AM

Baby's First Mythos

Bring up your geeklets right! With Baby’s First Mythos, written by C.J. Henderson and illustrated by Erica Henderson, you can teach them to rightfully fear the Outer Gods, all while learning their 123s and ABCs! From the review at Geekparenting.com: "Though it isn’t bound in flesh or inked with human blood, Baby’s First Mythos does […]

Babysfirstmythos Bring up your geeklets right! With Baby's First Mythos, written by C.J. Henderson and illustrated by Erica Henderson, you can teach them to rightfully fear the Outer Gods, all while learning their 123s and ABCs! From the review at Geekparenting.com:

"Though it isn't bound in flesh or inked with human blood, Baby's First Mythos
does come in a nice hardback that reminds me of Golden Books. You know, if
Golden Books pushed you to the brink of madness."

Via Boing Boing.

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