Flatmunder

by Mark Greene

Emmy winning animator Mark Greene co-writes and illustrates this full color children's book about kids fears and the power of play. When the little girl across the street tells six year old Bernard there are flat witches in his bathroom, Bernard begins to worry… a lot. Then, one magical night, with the help of a fantastical new friend named Flatmunder, Bernard comes to better understand the chaotic and hilarious flat witches, eventually understanding that when we change the way we think about things, they change too… “Flatmunder has quickly become a favorite at bedtime. My children relate to Bernard and his feelings and enjoy his journey to independence. They giggle at something different every time, are fascinated by the wonderful illustrations and quote their favorite lines. What I like best is that, after we read, they ask questions, make comments, point out a new favorite page and always want to reread.” A.J. Vincent, Dad, NYC ThinkPlay Partners specializes in thinking about the world in innovative ways; by holding play, multiple frames, and the "not knowing" position as ways of staying mindful to what is miraculous and exciting in life.

58 pages, Paperback

Published January 23, 2018

About the author

Mark Greene is an Emmy Winning Animator, Author, Speaker, Parent and Senior Editor at The Good Men Project. Mark’s articles on men’s issues have been shared half a million times on social media with 20 million page views. He has written and spoken about men’s issues at Salon, Shriver Report, Huffington Post, HLN, and the New York Times. A collection of Mark’s articles on modern masculinity have been published in his book titled Remaking Manhood. Remaking Manhood, is available on Amazon.

Mark is co-author with Dr. Saliha Bava of The Relational Book for Parenting. The Relational Book for Parenting uses comics, fables, articles, and games to help families’ grow their relational intelligence in the daily back and forth of parenting. It’s a joyful, accessible, parent-friendly cure for what ails our isolating culture, helping us to raise a generation of young people better able to connect, collaborate and innovate across differences.

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