Little Brainstorm
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Three months of pure, chaotic, noodle-limbed, brain-powered fun—now in one glorious book! 🧠✨
Join Brain and friends as they overthink, underprepare, and accidentally make life way harder than it needs to be. It’s 150+ ridiculous colored pictures, existential crises, and very questionable decision-making.
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Imagine if it was your
BRAIN!!
does your mind Wander?
It's hard to get things done when your mind wanders, but imagine if your brain LITERALLY walked away!
When Bob's brain -- Brainboy -- starts to get eaten by a maggot, he has to think quickly so he doesn't lose his mind!
Fun for all ages, BRAINBOY AND BOB explores friendship, empathy, and grit while celebrating the weird.
Have a Great first day!
Brainboy and Bob pretty nervous to go back to school. They talk through their concerns and expectations, and then come up with a plan! School turns out great!
Full of tips, parenting strategies, and activities that families can do together, this book will help create a unique plan for approaching the First Day of School Jitters.
LORRAN GARRISON
Lorran “Lorraine” Garrison (she/her) grew up on the island of Guam and is a school psychologist in California. In addition to being the co-author of the Brainboy and Bob series, she regularly speaks on the topics of neurodiversity, disability, and BIPOC needs at ComicCon International, California Association of School Psychologists, Gender Spectrum Symposium, TAGGS, and others.
Nice to meet ya!
JUSTIN D. TRACY
Justin D. Tracy is a storyteller, writer, illustrator, theatre director, and educator—and the creative force behind Little Brainstorm. He creates chaotic, heart-forward stories that blend absurd humor, neurodivergent perspectives, and social-emotional learning across comics, illustrated books, and performance.
Justin regularly leads workshops and panels at events such as Comic-Con International, WonderCon, the California Educational Theatre Association, and the Gender Spectrum Symposium, sharing his passion for authentic storytelling, representation, and creativity in education. His work centers ADHD, neurodiversity, mental health, and the belief that being weird is often a strength.
When he’s not teaching or creating, Justin builds kinetic, mechanical sculptures, coaches wrestling, writes plays, and takes long walks with his dog through the Bay Area fog—powered by curiosity and a steady supply of tea.
