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Robert Stanek’s ground-breaking Bugville Critters books are captivating the imaginations of young
readers around the world. Author Robert Stanek has received hundreds of letters from young
readers asking about Buster. In “Every Day is Different,” the precocious lovable Buster sets out to
learn the meaning of a day and ends up learning more about time than he ever imagined possible.
Seattle, WA, December 02, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Robert Stanek's 22nd Bugville Critters story is coming to
print for the first time officially on December 2, 2010. His ground-breaking Bugville Critters books are
captivating the imaginations of young readers around the world. Author Robert Stanek has received
hundreds of letters from young readers asking about Buster. “These are Caldecott-worthy books,” says
publisher Jeannie Kim. “Every book is exceptionally written and exceptionally illustrated. Truly magical
and innovative. In a fair world, Robert's books would have already won a Caldecott or a Newbery.”
Robert Stanek quietly worked on the Bugville Critters for 15 years, satisfied with only the gleeful cheers,
laughs and giggles of his children who delighted to hear his tales of Bugville and a little bug called
Buster. As his children got older, they urged him to get the books published so other children could enjoy
them as much as they did, and that's exactly what Robert Stanek set out to do in 2004.
As a young child, Robert Stanek's family was very poor. He was one of five children raised by a single
mom. Books allowed Robert to escape the poverty and violence that filled his early life. “Books taught
me much about the world,” says author Robert Stanek. “They gave me windows to exotic places,
learning, and new worlds. I was one of those geeky kids who belonged to the book a day club. I lived as
much in books as anywhere. The community library and the library at school were second homes to me.”
In “Every Day is Different,” the precocious lovable Buster sets out to learn the meaning of a day and ends
up learning more about time than he ever imagined possible. “Robert takes readers through Buster's day
of discover from waking to talks with his mom and dad to school and the playground,” says Jeannie Kim,
publisher at Reagent Press. “Children reading the book whether alone or with their parents help will learn
a lot about time. The approach is innovative and I've never seen another book like it.”
Robert Stanek has been dreaming up stories since he was a boy, but it was only since the early 1990's that
his work began to get published. As a technology journalist, Robert (writing as William R. Stanek) has
written for PC Magazine, Dr. Dobbs, TechNet Magazine and a variety of other leading magazines. As a
technology writer, he's has written for Simon & Schuster, Random House, Macmillan, Pearson,
Microsoft, O'Reilly and other publishers. Of that, he says, “My many technical articles and technical
books have helped millions of readers learn essential job skills and stay competitive. That's important,
especially in these troubling economic times.
"My children's books are helping kids learn essential life skills. The Bugville books provide stories that
address real issues and challenges children face as they start school, make friends, and learn about the
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world around them. Each book provides a positive lesson about life, friendship, family, our world, the
natural world of which we are all a part, and our environment."
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Contact Information:
RP Books & Audio - Reagent Press
Jeannie Kim
360-791-0705
reagentpress@aol.com
www.reagentpress.com
www.bugvillecritters.com
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