By: Mark Gonyea
Seemingly simple shapes and primary colors are presented to illustrate, intrigue, and introduce how design elements come together to create images. This is as engaging and illuminating as Gonyea's earlier Book About Design.
By: Douglas Florian
Short rhymes provide accurate glimpses at heavenly bodies, even noting Pluto's new status. Each poem is accompanied by colorful, evocative illustrations. Additional information about the topic of each poem concludes this handsome volume.
By: Ralph Masiello
Dragons are beautiful, powerful creatures that have immense appeal to the budding artist. This book not only gives drawing advice but also background information on a wide variety of dragons.
By: Natalie Babbitt
As a pirate, Jack Plank was not a very good plunderer, although he makes up for it as a fine storyteller. He wows Mrs. Del Fresno's daughter and her other boarders with his stories as he seeks another profession.
By: Peggy Gifford
Sometimes putting something off is worse than what is being put off – and that's just what Moxy Maxwell learns when she puts off her summer reading.
By: Steve Jenkins
Read about dogs with cat icons, and then turn the book over to learn about cats – with dog icons. Informative, informal text combines with textured collage illustrations for an intriguing and edifying look at these familiar animals.
By: Lewis Carroll
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Stunning, semi-abstract illustrations create a contemporary, recognizable setting for Lewis Carroll's now classic nonsense poem.

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