Let's Fix Up the House

by Robert Pizzo

For those who love home improvement projects comes a unique board book that opens up the world of renovation to a new generation! What’s on the to-do list you ask? Building, repairing, and improving are great ways to learn valuable skills and responsibility. From demolition to cleanup, colorful illustrations make learning about what tools and supplies are needed to do what jobs entertaining for kids and parents alike. Join the home reno movement with fun and simple vocabulary that teaches the basics and instills a sense of pride in a job well done.

24 pages, Board Book

Published April 28, 2020

About the author

Upon graduating NYC's School of Visual Arts, Robert took his BFA and did the only natural, logical thing... he formed a rock 'n' roll band and played at CBGB's.
Robert had the honor of serving as trusted assistant to the legendary Will Eisner, inventor of the graphic novel and creator of The Spirit.
Robert has won awards from PRINT, SND, GRAPHIS, HOW, DESI, AR100, SPD, etc...as well as a prestigious Washington Middle School Class Artist of 1972 Award.
When asked by a teacher what her dad did for a living, Robert's daughter replied, "I don't know...he just stays home and colors!"
Someone at Adweek called him "The Most Un-Neurotic Artist I've Ever Met."

Reviews

[Aysha Imran · Rating 4 out of 5]

A toy Toolbox is a must in every house with children.A school toy shelf is incomplete without the one.This book explains in simple words the practical use of all the tools .I would really want one for my shelf too

[Ryan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Once again just like the author's other book, this is just a list of tools to get berries work around the house done. No explanation just this is a hammer to break down the wall Etc. Once again not impressed by the art, not impressed by the book.

[Julie · Rating 2 out of 5]

I received a free ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This teaches kids about the tools needed to make and fix things around the house. It provides good information. The text was simple and easy to understand. While the picture were colorful, they could have been a bit more detailed. Good for kids interested in building.