2011 Nappa Winners

Love Me For Who I Am ¿ Songs Celebrating Children of All Abilities Brady Rymer¿s album celebrates individuality and carefree abandon. Even the title track exclaims, ¿Please don¿t try to fix me. Love me for who I am ¿ ,¿ and we do! In ¿Picky Eater,¿ being selective is applauded. Also celebrated on the album are those who ¿don¿t want to wear shoes¿ and others with ¿So Many Ideas.¿ Rymer captures the joy of youth through his Roy Orbison meets Tom Petty rock stylings. Bumblin Bee Records, 2011; CD, $9.90; www.bradyrymer.com; ages 4 and up.

Love Me For Who I Am ¿ Songs Celebrating Children of All Abilities Brady Rymer¿s album celebrates individuality and carefree abandon. Even the title track exclaims, ¿Please don¿t try to fix me. Love me for who I am ¿ ,¿ and we do! In ¿Picky Eater,¿ being selective is applauded. Also celebrated on the album are those who ¿don¿t want to wear shoes¿ and others with ¿So Many Ideas.¿ Rymer captures the joy of youth through his Roy Orbison meets Tom Petty rock stylings. Bumblin Bee Records, 2011; CD, $9.90; www.bradyrymer.com; ages 4 and up.

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