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Clash / Kayla Miller; Color by Jess Lome; Lettering by Micah Myers.
"Clash," a captivating graphic novel crafted by Kayla Miller, enriched with the vibrant colors of Jess Lome and expertly lettered by Micah Myers, immerses readers in a world where conflicts unfold with visual brilliance and narrative depth. Miller weaves a tale exploring both internal and external clashes, delving into the intricacies of opinions, emotions, and evolving identities.
Click / Kayla Miller; Additional color by Katherine Efird.
"Click" by Kayla Miller, with additional color by Katherine Efird, is a charming graphic novel that delves into the world of friendship, self-discovery, and the ups and downs of middle school life. The story follows Olive, a spirited and relatable protagonist, as she navigates the challenges of starting a new school year and strives to find her place among peers.
Camp / Kayla Miller; Additional color by Miguel Co.
"Camp," an enchanting graphic novel by Kayla Miller with additional colors by Miguel Co, unveils the captivating journey of Olive, a spirited young girl venturing into the world of summer camp. Brimming with the anticipation of forging new friendships and crafting the perfect summer, Olive's experiences resonate seamlessly with readers of all ages through Kayla Miller's authentic storytelling.
Anti/Hero / Kate Karyus Quinn And Demitria Lunetta; Colors by Sarah Stern; Letters by Wes Abbott.
"Anti/Hero" by Kate Karyus Quinn and Demitria Lunetta, with vibrant colors by Sarah Stern and letters by Wes Abbott, is a captivating graphic novel that introduces readers to a thrilling world of superheroes and supervillains. The story revolves around two seemingly opposite characters, one a superhero and the other a supervillain, who unexpectedly find themselves having to team up.
Act / Kayla Miller; color by Jess Lome; lettering by Micah Myers.
"Act" by Kayla Miller, brought to life with the vibrant colors of Jess Lome and the skillful lettering by Micah Myers, is a graphic novel that ventures into the intricate realms of adolescence, friendship, and self-discovery. The narrative follows the protagonist through the tumultuous journey of growing up, skillfully addressing universal themes that resonate with readers across age groups.
The Drawing Book For Kids: 365 Daily Things To Draw: Step by step / Woo! Jr Kids Activities
This bestselling step-by-step drawing guide is essential for all kids! With 365 things to draw for every day of the year, kids will be entertained while learning a new skill. The Drawing Book for Kids makes learning how to draw easy!
Art and how it works: an introduction to art for children / Ann kay
This engaging introduction to art appreciation for kids explores art history, themes in art, and art techniques, from cave paintings to modern art. Art and How It Works takes children on a journey through the history of art, from prehistoric paintings, Impressionism, and abstract art, through to the art of today.
Butterflies and moths / Nic Bishop
Another fascinating close-up look at the wonders of the natural world from Sibert Honor photographer Nic Bishop. Award-winning author and photographer Nic Bishop brings his vast knowledge of biology to this eye-catching exploration of butterflies and moths.
The incredible book eating boy / Oliver Jeffers
Like many children, Henry loves books. But Henry doesn’t like to read books, he likes to eat them. Big books, picture books, reference books . . . if it has pages, Henry chews them up and swallows (but red ones are his favorite).
Rabbit and the big red scooter / Stella Gurney
Mark Chambers' wonderful exuberant illustrations bring Rabbit's adventure to life. Rabbit loves his blue bicycle, until he spots Hare on a big, green scooter. Envious, Rabbit buys himself a big, red scooter, but it's so powerful, he crashes it!
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