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About Erik Brooks

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As a published children's book writer and illustrator, Practically Perfect Press founder, Erik Brooks has published 15 books for children and beginning readers over the last 11 years. Lulu is a terrific outlet for his additional creative endeavors and he hopes to experiment even more with the idea of self-publishing in the coming year!

 

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Octavius Bloom and the House of Doom More Detail
Octavius Bloom and the House of Doom By Erik Brooks
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The new kid in school, Octavius Bloom, is a junior detective who is looking for a mystery. It looks like he came to the right place! "On Crabapple Street around the bend, in back of the house... More > near the dark DEAD END, stuffed up inside of a rickety shed is the source of a horrible, terrible dread. Something lives there. But what? No-one knows. So its one place in town where no kid ever goes." When Octavius' new classmates tell him about the awful things they believe are in the shed behind Pricilla O'Moore's house -- he takes the case. Then, as Octavius investigates, he gets the scare of a lifetime. Can Octavius keep his cool or will the House of Doom claim him as its victim?< Less
Welcome to Harts Pass More Detail
Welcome to Harts Pass By Erik Brooks
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Welcome to Harts Pass is a comic strip collection about life (and wildlife) in Washington's North Cascades! This strip is a labor of experimental comic love by children's book author &... More > illustrator Erik Brooks, and is published weekly by the Methow Valley News in Winthrop, Washington.< Less
Super Princess Madam Zorony Vol. 1 More Detail
Super Princess Madam Zorony Vol. 1 By Erik Brooks and NCRL Summer Reading 2009
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This book represents the collected "serial story" of Super Princess Madam Zorony. The pages within were created page-by-page by Erik Brooks and the kids (and librarians) of the North... More > Central Regional Library system during our Summer Reading programing for 2009. The guiding principle was "what happens next?" And there you have it!< Less