Michael Malott

AS FEATURED ON THE HIT TELEVISION SHOW, HARDCORE PAWN............................................... "This Kid is Amazing " ..... Holly Woodlawn/Warhol Superstar .........................................................."Cute, Entertaining" ..... Taylor Mead/Warhol Superstar ................................................................................................................................................ From eight-year-old child author, Zachary Malott comes this exciting introduction for young readers to the art and life of pop artist, Andy Warhol. Images in this book are based on the eight-year-old autistic child author's own illustrations. Warhol was the leading artist of the 20th century and forever changed the world with his amazing talent in art, film, and fashion. In "Introducing Andy Warhol", Zachary introduces the reader to this most unique and shy artist. Andy Warhol's art still to this day remains an inspiration to artists, collectors, and fans. His images are found everywhere from skateboards to notebooks, Warhol's art left an impression on society which is timeless. His original paintings valued in the millions and sought out by some of the world's leading museums and art collectors. The book also doubles as a coloring book, allowing young reader's to demonstrate their own art skills by coloring the outlined images on each page.

One of the truly hidden gems of the Northeast, is a little town tucked away in Michigan's countryside. Frankenmuth is an amazing place rich in German culture and heritage. A quaint little town with so much to do, that you need at least a full day to explore it, and then you've still missed something?See Frankenmuth from the prospective of 7-year-old child author, Zachary Malott as he takes reader's on an enjoyable journey through this exciting town, rich in German heritage, and full of stuff to see. What's even more special is that Frankenmuth is the opportunity for Zachary to explore daddy's old stomping grounds when dad was a child.Frankenmuth was originally best known for its world famous chicken dinners and both Zehnder's and The Bavarian Inn served millions of guests each year. Frankenmuth has grown to offer so much more but was able to never interfere with the "Olde World" charm it always possessed.

Coney Island has long been an icon of American amusement. For years, Coney Island was ahead of its time and hundreds of thousands flocked to the beachside retreat annually. But the area and parks began a great decline which lasted for decades and introduced gangs, crime, and neighboring housing projects. Buildings became vacant or decayed to a state that their only recourse was to be torn down. However, much of the gritty, seedy character of Coney Island remained and the summers often enticed business owners to rough it out over the winter months. Circus sideshows, souvenir shops, eateries and amusement parks kept Coney Island in the limelight for decades. Most notably the Wonder Wheel Ferris Wheel and the Cyclone Roller Coaster. Now a new corporation has been granted a ten year lease of the 6.2 acres of Coney Island known as the boardwalk. Central Amusements International has gone in and literally given businesses which have made the boardwalk their home, in some case more than 60 years, just 15 days to vacate. They have announced plans to build high-rise hotels, sports bars and even turn the legendary boardwalk into a "cementwalk". This is a last look at this America icon before its ultimate and untimely death at the hands of a corporate giant.

The seventh book from child author, Zachary Malott and the sixth in his "Let's Explore Series". In this exciting new release, Zachary takes young readers on an exciting journey into Sacramento's, California State Railroad Museum. Considered by many to not only be the finest railroad museum in North America, but the world. The museum with over 100,000 square feet houses over twenty beautifully restored locomotives, endless railroad memorabilia, toy trains, and more. Crammed with pages of stunning full color photos, this book is sure to please even the fussiest of young railroad fans.