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.

In "Let's Explore Hollywood" readers explore this magical city built on the motion picture and music industry. When the Motion Picture Patent Company tried to create a monopoly on motion picture cameras in the early nineteen hundreds, a filmmaker named Harvey Wilcox headed west. D.W. Griffith led his film crew entourage to Hollywood because it was too cold and dark in New York City. Cecil B. DeMille, another filmmaker later joined the journey to L.A. because during the shooting of his film, The Squaw Man, the mountains of Arizona became snow covered and interfered with filming and continuity. Hence the beginning of Hollywood's illustrious film history. The first movie was shot in Hollywood in 1911, and by 1920, Hollywood had become a boom town and all the film companies were now making Hollywood the movie production capital of the world. Hollywood became legendary and has enjoyed a rich history. Movie stars lived lives in Hollywood that others could only dream of. Today Hollywood still maintains the mystic appeal it always has despite the film industry and celebrity residences now branching out throughout the L.A. area. Hollywood Blvd., it's famous Walk of Fame, and legendary Chinese Theatre have immortalized many of the celebrity names and times that built this magnificent, legendary city and made it what it remains today, a city of dreams. In "Let's Explore Hollywood" we'll introduce reader's to all the landmarks and points of interest that make up Hollywood, including the studio's, celebrity homes, and other exciting locations.

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.

Zachary Malott and his father recently resided in San Francisco for three months, and explored this remarkable city every day and have compiled this new title of his "Let's Explore" series. In this, the second of Zachary's "Let's Explore" series, Zachary takes children on an exciting journey through the city of San Francisco. Filled with pages crammed full of colorful photos and interesting facts. During those three months in San Francisco, Zachary also co-authored another children's book with co-writer, Leia Kaba on San Francisco's vintage streetcars which is due for release in June of this year.

San Francisco is home to the largest working collection of vintage streetcars in the world. One of the city's most recognizable and beloved attractions, the streetcar line which runs through the heart of the city serves more than 20,000 riders a day. San Francisco's Market Street Railway continues to collect vintage cars from all over the world and to lovingly restore them to service as part of this rolling museum that pays tribute to cities who have operated streetcar lines in the past and present. This delightful book showcases this historic fleet with more than 120 pages of beautiful color photos of currently restored and active streetcars. Each car is introduced with a paragraph describing its history. The book also explores the history of the streetcar as urban transit, both nationally and within San Francisco, and also tells the story of how this amazing "Museum in Motion" came to exist as one of San Francisco's most famous attractions.

A children's book written by 4-year-old autistic author, Zachary Malott with some help from his father. In Let's Explore Boston, Zachary takes children all though the historic and fun places in Boston, including Boston Gardens and The Commons, Bunker Hill, the Boston Children's Museum, New England Aquarium and more. Over 75 pages of full color images of Boston and its points of interest, especially for children. Written in a format thats easy to read and understand, this book will thrill both children and parents alike. Plus provide insight for visitor's to the Boston area to many of the things to do and places to see in Boston. This is Zachary's second published book, but this is the first title in what is to be the "Let's Explore" series, featuring an entertaining look at major cities and points of interest for kids.

An exciting look inside the Harvard University football team from four-year-old autistic author and Harvard waterboy, Zachary Malott. During the summer and fall of 2008, Zachary was number 36 for the Harvard football team in his hometown of Boston. The unofficial waterboy who would attend practices and the team's home and away games. Harvard would go on that year to win the Ivy Leauge Championship and Zachary would take away with him the experience of a lifetime. In his book, Zachary shares his experience while highlighting Harvard football history with little known Harvard facts. Did you know the first football game ever played was played at Harvard? or that the first use of a scoreboard was at Harvard? Written in a humorous, easy to read and understand format for young children.