I can't be the only adgrunt who's procreated, so humor me here for a sec while I review a childrens book for wee little adgrunts-to-be. Did you know that Ann Rand wrote children's books, four of which were illustrated by her husband Paul? Start your little artist off right with some well designed classics I say.
In Little 1 we learn basic addition by following the number one around, in rhyming rhythmic verse no less. Don't worry, it might be lonely being the Little 1 but it has a happy ending - and great artwork.
Little 1 looked like a stick
From the front he was medium thick
but from the side he was so thin,
he could have been
a line"I'd like to be 2 like you, Little 1 said,
smiling at 2 yellow pears that lay in a dish.
"Go away," said the pears.
"2 is company
but 2 plus 1 is 3
and that would be
a crowd."So Little 1 sadly set off
and right away met
3 stuffed bears lazing in the sun.
If 3 is a crowd, thought Little 1,
3 plus 1 is 4,
and that is even more.
So he didn't bother to ask
if he'd be allowed to bask beside them.

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I'm guessing that this isn't the same Ayn Rand responsible for The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged. First, the names are spelled differently. Second, it just seems weird. ;)
I think we have our Ayns confused here. This is "Ann" Rand who wrote children's books with her graphic designer husband Paul Rand.
Methinks Cam is being funny. ;)
This book has been a very popular gift to new parents with designer interests. Thanks.
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