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The Bad Book

Translated by Anne Ishii
Hardcover
$12.95 US
5.94"W x 8.66"H x 0.32"D   | 8 oz | 40 per carton
On sale Feb 13, 2007 | 47 Pages | 9781932234695

In the world of kawaii (Japanese cute), little kitties, pandas, bunnies and the like are standard fare, but who ever heard of The Bad Buy, The Liar, or The Thief? Aranzi Aranzo takes the notorious cuteness of Japanese crafts and takes them to the next level with The Bad Book, full of mischief and fun! Each comics vignette acts as a companion guide to creatures they will teach you to make in easy steps that require little more than thread, needle and fabric!
“…if I were giving The Cute Book as a gift (which I very likely will) I would throw in this one as well.- mangablog

“Having seriously dug The Cute Book and The Bad Book, I am flippin’ enthralled with the new series from those purveyors of Japanese Cuteness, Aranzi Aronzo.” — Craftpod.com
Aranzi Aronzo claims to be a Mexican-Japanese man and Norwegian Vietnamese-Indian man working at securities firms and playing the tambourine full time. All we really know about them however, is that they are actually two sisters who create mischief and fun through easy and fun crafts.

About

In the world of kawaii (Japanese cute), little kitties, pandas, bunnies and the like are standard fare, but who ever heard of The Bad Buy, The Liar, or The Thief? Aranzi Aranzo takes the notorious cuteness of Japanese crafts and takes them to the next level with The Bad Book, full of mischief and fun! Each comics vignette acts as a companion guide to creatures they will teach you to make in easy steps that require little more than thread, needle and fabric!

Praise

“…if I were giving The Cute Book as a gift (which I very likely will) I would throw in this one as well.- mangablog

“Having seriously dug The Cute Book and The Bad Book, I am flippin’ enthralled with the new series from those purveyors of Japanese Cuteness, Aranzi Aronzo.” — Craftpod.com

Author

Aranzi Aronzo claims to be a Mexican-Japanese man and Norwegian Vietnamese-Indian man working at securities firms and playing the tambourine full time. All we really know about them however, is that they are actually two sisters who create mischief and fun through easy and fun crafts.