“Children’s literature represents one of the most valuable pieces of real estate in the fight against bigotry and racism in American culture.”
Read EducationWeek Article by Alvin Irby
A modern, urban retelling of a classic folktale
In a bustling neighborhood, where children's laughter fills the air, a modern tale unfolds. This isn't your ordinary gingerbread man folktale. The hero in this fun story isn't just outrunning individuals craving a sweet treat; he zips past kids on shiny bikes, whizzes by a snazzy scooter, and dodges speedy skaters. Will anyone catch the gingerbread man in his flashy, icing-covered sneakers? Tag along to find out as the he races down the block.
“You call them boogers. Greg calls them delicious little sugars.”
Gross Greg is Alvin Irby’s debut children’s book. It is a laugh-out-loud story about the universally gross behavior of children everywhere. This picture books combines Alvin’s passion for early literacy and humor. It is appropriate for kids ages 8 and below.