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are first, followed by some art from Super Hair-o (as well as a childhood photo of John, other than this one, that inspired the by Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast » Blog Archive » A Visit with Jason Carter Eaton withArt from John Rocco to Boot His hair kind of looks like the mom’s hair in BLACKOUT!!! : ) by Lori Nichols And he handles that ball like a BOSS, I’m sure of it. Because I would need to go back to the early 80’s or whenever (late 70’s?) and LOVE all over this poor boy’s hair. Sometimes, it’s probably a good thing that time travel hasn’t been invented. Next week here at 7-Imp, I’ll have some art from John.ģ comments to “Catching Up with John Rocco” Today I chat with John at Kirkus about life post-Caldecott Honor, as well as his two new picture books, Super Hair-o and the Barber of Doom (just released from Disney/Hyperion and which he both wrote and illustrated) and Jason Carter Eaton’s How to Train a Train, coming from Candlewick this Fall. You can see that he and his barber weren’t super tight.īut you never know about big hair: It could be concealing superpowers. Here’s author/illustrator John Rocco as a child. Home Blackout John Rocco Does no electricity mean that theres nothing to do or are there new adventures just waiting to happen A family and their neighbors find out one hot summer night in the city. John Rocco is the cover artist for different books, including the American versions of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Heroes of Olympus, The Kane.

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