It’s part history and part humor, giving a new way to learn about innovations around the globe. The illustrations by Harry Briggs bring this to life, providing exciting visuals on what the different types of underwear looked like and how they were worn. It exposes kids to different cultures and customs by observing the evolution of fashion’s most unmentionable garment. “A Brief History of Underpants” by Christine Van Zandt breaks down this barrier with a book on the history of underwear from all over the world. Humorous illustrations and bouncy text keep the pages turning quickly in this lightweight history,- School Library Journalĭoes your child show curiosity about underwear? It is a piece of clothing that is part of everyday life but can sometimes be taboo to talk about. Leaving no double entendre unturned, Van Zandt chronicles tushie-wear from the “beginning of buns” onward- Booklist "I laughed my butt off! Not only is this book funny, but Christine Van Zandt delivers a veritable wedgie-whirlwind of utterly fascinating underwear info!"- Aaron Reynolds, New York Times bestselling author of Creepy Pair of Underwear
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