Most Popular Books by Jack Kent

This comic is about celebrating, documenting, and drawing the people I see. Sketchy People has me as part cartoonist and part journalist. I guess you could call me a "cartoonalist". My favorite thing about Sketchy People is what you think just happened, or what''s about to happen in each drawing. I just provide a snapshot in a time and place. You can fill in the rest. If you can''t get out there to go people watching, just flip through this book. I bring the people watching to you. You could be next!

Although he enjoys playing with the village children instead of scaring them, Dooly, a giant who never grew, can''t quite forget that giants are supposed to be big, brave, and scary.

A little girl tries to find a home for a ladybug she finds in the garden.

After Joey, a young kangaroo, runs away in search of a better place to live, other animals try out his mother''s empty pouch while she is looking for him.

A collection of children''s books on the subject of Christmas.

A piggy bank, bored with the sameness of every day, discovers that life outside his quiet Mexican home can be too exciting.

Presents three Danish tales of foolish fellows: The Lobsters, The Clock, and The Patriot.

Although he enjoys playing with the village children instead of scaring them, Dooly, a giant who never grew, can''t quite forget that giants are supposed to be big, brave, and scary.

The first collection of comic strips featuring seagulls Willy and Abe.

Considered useless by the potter and his family because it is cracked, a little pot becomes the center of attention when it is chosen to make a Christmas piñata.

Mr. Elephant''s friends have a birthday party for him which, when he is reminded to show up, gives him some delightful memories.

Cindy Lou does her best to keep track of a dog full of magic spells.