Each of these student artist books features a unique combination of poetry, drawing, printmaking, secret codes, translation, risograph and color printing. They were created as a part of a socially-engaged, intergenerational publishing collaboration between Pittsfield Public Schools, The Mastheads, Citation Needed Press, and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA),

Saddle-stitched, printed using Xerox and risography, featuring a letterpress cover with a unique, back cover polymer plate print illustration. Editions of 100.

The Sun in a Billion Years and You Eat Sweet Oranges were created by 2nd-graders in Miss Horn, Mrs. Somerville, Miss Jess, and Mrs. Quirk-Cairns’ classes at Morningside Community School.

I Am the Popcorn with the Energy, I Wish to be a Great Person, and A World Inside a Stone were created by 3rd-graders in Ms. Trivilino, Ms. Benoit, and Ms. Moon’s classes at Morningside Community School.

What Should This Book Be Called was created by ESL students in Miss Coppola’s class at Pittsfield High School.