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In the roundabout way of things, we first learned of Maurice Sendak's new picture book from HarperCollins in a Facebook posting by Philip Nell ... who directed attention to a Wall Street Journal essay by Katherine Rosman which (as a Google search shows) has since been picked up by everyone. In these we learn that "Bumble-Ardy" is:
- the first book Sendak has both illustrated and written in nearly 30 years
- the story of a pig who has his first-ever birthday party when he turns 9
a character first developed in 1971 in an animated short produced for "Sesame Street" by Jim Henson
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