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Granddaughter is enjoying it

This is a great drawing book for kids. So many drawing books are about drawing techniques for adults or professionals. Such as framing in a face, then drawing it then erasing the frame... that doesn't work for a 5 year old.. THIS does!~~ This is step by step. My child is constantly bringing me cute pictures. The faces make everything so funny. It has massively added to my children's drawing skills. I'd say great for kids ages 4-12+. Suggestions for improvement would be page numbers on pages and in the index. Also title on the spine. We lose these books on the bookshelf all the time because the spine is blank. I finally wrote the titles on the spine. Book helped my child's drawing confidence and is so much fun. My kids went from saying "I don't know how to draw a __" to saying "I can try make that" Anyway- I hope writing this and the pictures help show what the book is like. Happy Shopping

My grandson (6) is who I purchased this for. His only complaint is that he didn’t want to learn to draw 101 things he wants to learn to draw 149 things. Adorable. Easy to follow instructions. He loves to draw.

The “How To Draw 101 Things For Kids” book is a simple and easy drawing guide for young artists. It covers a range of subjects from animals to foods, perfect for kids and parents looking for a fun and educational activity. It’s especially handy for those, like me, who haven’t touched a pencil since the 8th grade art class. The Pros: • Easy-to-Follow Instructions: Even for parents who thought “art” was a four-letter word. This book simplifies the process, making it accessible for all skill levels. • Wide Range of Topics: From lions to rockets, there’s something for every little artist. It’s like an all-you-can-draw buffet. • Fun Activity: Great for those “rainy day/no tech day” scenarios when you need to entertain kids without screens. Plus, it’s a sneaky way to bond over some creative fun. • Affordable: For the price, it’s a steal—especially if it saves you from another round of “I’m bored” during summer break. • Encourages Creativity: It’s a fantastic starting point for kids who might just discover their inner Picasso (or at least keep them busy for a bit). The Cons: • Not for Advanced Artists: This is more ‘stick figure level’ than ‘gallery opening’—perfectly fine for beginners but don’t expect to hang these on the walls of the MoMA. As a parent, I found this book to be a life-saver. It made drawing accessible and fun, even for someone like me whose art peaked with finger painting. My child enjoyed the challenge, and we both had a good laugh at our attempts. The instructions are clear, and the book is structured well for a step-by-step learning experience. It’s also a great conversation starter; you never realize how many different ways there are to draw a watermelon until you try it with a kid! The “How To Draw 101 Things For Kids” is a delightful addition to any household with children. It offers an educational yet entertaining activity that encourages creativity and provides a great bonding opportunity. While it’s not going to produce masterpieces, it’s perfect for what it is—a fun, basic guide for young artists. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add a bit of art (and humor) to their family time.

My grandchildren love art and this book has helped them feel like they can truly draw. They are so proud of themselves. It keeps them busy for hours. The steps are simple enough for them to follow. Their ages are 5 and 8.

My kids have really enjoyed drawing with this book!

My 5 year old loves to draw and is always asking how to draw something so I bought him this book. It’s been really helpful and has sparked a lot of new drawing ideas for him.