Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!!!!
I like this shirt sooooo much!!
I would buy it!!
I hope it wins!

^lol...

haha lame!

I'm pretty sure this was all over our 3rd grade reading curriculum... Maybe we had the same material!

Oh L.T., you're so super-negative. I think this is lovely and would totally buy it, just wish the graphic was slightly smaller.

lolz at the book floating. I like the worm he's got alot of character

the worm looks awesome

yeah, the worm is great! but i don't really like it on blue... and maybe make it a liitle bit smaller? how about on black, smaller apple in the lower right corner...?

I agree with gluttonY -- shrink the size of the design on the t-shirt by about 20-30% and choose a different color scheme.

The Kuler website can be of great help in color choice.

Love it

I love the worm character . . . But I think the apple could be smaller, and placement different . . . (however I'm an off-centre snob so that might not be a favoured opinion)

i think its cute but the red apple and blue shirt are kinda hard on me eyes, otherwise great!

slightly smaller graphic and i'm buying

i love the size of it $5

Aww! I love it.

I'd like to see the apple be much smaller

i wanna 'uge apple on my body - 5$

hahaha this is funny

I think it's lacking in originality, concept and drawing wise.

my mother is a children/young adults librarian so as part of her job, she does storytime for different age groups of kids. Storytime is essentially half an hour of flannel board stories, songs, puppet shows, etc. aimed at getting kids and parents to read with each other. One day, during a preschool storytime, she used a worm in an apple puppet to do a story, and after she was finished, the kids, who are invariably fascinated with the puppets, lined up to take turns petting the worm. The way the puppet was set up, my mother's hand went into the apple and her index finger went into the wormy bit so she could move it as if it was a character. The kids were all very sweet, petting the worm and thanking it for the good story until she got to the last little boy. He stared at the worm for a moment in silence, and just as my mother was going to ask him if he wanted to pet the worm as the other children had, he BIT the worm. So you can see why I am compelled to give this design a $5. It's for my poor mother.