That book isn't easy to find on their site. I keep checking to see if it's sold out and every time I have to use the search function on their main site to get it. They don't even have a search field on their special editions site. Not user friendly. But the books are!
So Sub Press is publishing Jump Tribe? It's not on their site. I saw something somewhere about it but looked over it. In my mind I lumped it in with the Abarat books (cover seemed similar (brain's dumb at times)), which I doubt I'll ever get to. But after seeing your video and seeing what it actually is, I'm more intrigued. I collect odd children's books and that would fit in. Like you I never knew anything about the early versions, or the toys.
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Ordered my own copy of the Ronald Malfi from Broken Binding after your video.
That book isn't easy to find on their site. I keep checking to see if it's sold out and every time I have to use the search function on their main site to get it. They don't even have a search field on their special editions site. Not user friendly. But the books are!
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So Sub Press is publishing Jump Tribe? It's not on their site. I saw something somewhere about it but looked over it. In my mind I lumped it in with the Abarat books (cover seemed similar (brain's dumb at times)), which I doubt I'll ever get to. But after seeing your video and seeing what it actually is, I'm more intrigued. I collect odd children's books and that would fit in. Like you I never knew anything about the early versions, or the toys.
Ah well this book fits your collection perfectly. I'd snag one of the toys on eBay if I were you. It seems they're affordable.