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The wonderful photography and gentle text make this a good choice to read aloud at the beginning of a discussion of friendship or to showcase what all humans have in common.
Overly general, these books won't connect with readers.
Two-page chapters introduce graphic novels to those unfamiliar with
the text type, briefly discuss their relationship to comic books,
and highlight various styles (e.g., ligne claire, comic
bookstyle, manga). "Write your own" boxes provide useful craft
tips, and images from graphic novels provide meaningful examples
throughout. Graphic novelwriting activities are appended. Reading
list. Glos., ind.
Good inspiration for confident artists and the less artistically inclined.
"Art doodle" refers to tightly spaced, ornate patterns made with
pens and color media (paint, markers, etc.) that add texture and
depth to art projects. Each volume introduces a few projects and
techniques (e.g., printing, collage) for young creators. Some
volumes are basic (Color Patterns); some more difficult
(Portraits); none are for beginners as the directions and
examples are too general. Glos., ind. Review covers the following
How to Art Doodle titles: Color Patterns, Fabulous
Things, Optical Illusions, Portraits &
Animals, Printing & Other Amazing Techniques, and
Simple Pattern Building Techniques.