Mr. James Sturm is a cartoonist. He lives in White River Junction, Vermont with his wife, two daughters, a chunky little dog named Chi Chi, and two rabbits. Besides making comics, James works at The Center for Cartoon Studies, a school for cartoonists.
Kirkus Reviews' Best Picture Books of 2016 Horn Book's Recommended Picture Books: Wordless Picture Books A gorgeous wordless book with a snappy mood that seems to explicitly invite out-loud storytelling. - New York Times For all its simplicity, an episode rich in drama, humor, pathos, and thematic depth--with plenty of latitude for verbal embellishment. - Kirkus Reviews STARRED REVIEW Full of open-ended questions for readers to consider, it's a haunting study in both empathy and storytelling itself. - Publishers Weekly Sturm's masterful grasp of the sequential art form is wonderfully on display here. - Booklist Skillfully hand-inked and emotively colored. - The Horn Book Magazine One of Kirkus Reviews' Best Picture Books of 2016 A gorgeous wordless book with a snappy mood that seems to explicitly invite out-loud storytelling. - New York Times For all its simplicity, an episode rich in drama, humor, pathos, and thematic depthwith plenty of latitude for verbal embellishment. - Kirkus Reviews STARRED REVIEW Full of open-ended questions for readers to consider, it s a haunting study in both empathy and storytelling itself. - Publishers Weekly Sturm s masterful grasp of the sequential art form is wonderfully on display here. - Booklist Skillfully hand-inked and emotively colored. - The Horn Book Magazine A gorgeous wordless book with a snappy mood that seems to explicitly invite out-loud storytelling. - New York Times For all its simplicity, an episode rich in drama, humor, pathos, and thematic depthwith plenty of latitude for verbal embellishment. - Kirkus Reviews STARRED REVIEW Full of open-ended questions for readers to consider, it s a haunting study in both empathy and storytelling itself. - Publishers Weekly Sturm s masterful grasp of the sequential art form is wonderfully on display here. - Booklist For all its simplicity, an episode rich in drama, humor, pathos, and thematic depthwith plenty of latitude for verbal embellishment. - Kirkus Reviews STARRED REVIEW Sturm s masterful grasp of the sequential art form is wonderfully on display here. - Booklist Full of open-ended questions for readers to consider, it s a haunting study in both empathy and storytelling itself. - Publishers Weekly Full of open-ended questions for readers to consider, it s a haunting study in both empathy and storytelling itself. - Publishers Weekly