Hello, friends! Our book today is I Can’t Draw, written by Stephen W. Martin and illustrated by Brian Biggs, a clever story about artistic talent and creativity, as well as comparing ourselves to others. Max absolutely loves to draw, but he doesn’t feel that he is particularly good at it. His crayon drawings, while wildly … Continue reading I Can’t Draw (Stephen W. Martin)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Keith Haring: The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing, written by Kay A. Haring and illustrated by Robert Neubecker, a picture book biography of the beloved American artist. When Keith was a little boy, his father taught him how to draw, and from that moment on, nothing could stop him … Continue reading Keith Haring: The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing (Kay A. Haring)
Hello friends, and Happy MLK Day! Today’s book is I'm NOT Just A Scribble! by Diane Alber, the story about the importance of being yourself and accepting others for who they are. Once there was a little scribble, a unique little fellow whose lines wobbled and wiggled. He could be any color or size that … Continue reading I’m NOT Just A Scribble! (Diane Alber)
Summer Reading Day 73: Today we read How To Draw A Dragon by Douglas Florian, a fun book that acts as a tongue-in-cheek instructional manual on, well, how to draw a dragon. Told in rhyme, it gives aspiring dragon-portraiture artists tips on how to get their dragon drawings just right, first by finding a dragon … Continue reading How To Draw A Dragon (Douglas Florian)
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