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Children's Nonfiction Activity Books

My Beastly Book of Silly Things

150 Ways to Doodle, Scribble, Color and Draw

by (author) Vincent Boudgourd

Publisher
Owlkids Books Inc.
Initial publish date
Sep 2010
Category
Activity Books, Drawing
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781897349854
    Publish Date
    Sep 2010
    List Price
    $13.95

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Out of print

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 4 to 18
  • Grade: p to 12

Description

What’s so silly about drawing? If you’re doing it right, everything! In My Beastly Book of Silly Things the ridiculous possibilities are endless: flying elephants, sausage thieves, crazy hairdos, boogers, bugs, guacamole, and more! Like the other titles in the My Beastly Book series, My Beastly Book of Silly Things pushes kids' creativity into curious new and fun directions. Armed with only a pack of crayons or markers, children get to interpret visual cues and solve humorous mix-ups in their own unique way. What objects will they throw into the garbage? What's about to be hit by the little man's massive club? And just what are the silliest things they can think of? Well, that's all up to them. Getting the whole insane ball rolling is illustrator Vincent Boudgourd. His loose, exaggerated style not only perfectly sets up each crazy conundrum, it does so in a manner that encourages spontaneous and natural response from kids. The entire book is a wacky, unpretentious journey into a world where no idea is too weird to take root.

About the author

Vincent Boudgourd is the art director at a publicity agency. He enjoys posters and illustrations from the 1950’s through 70’s, traveling, waves, wide open spaces, and meat and potatoes. He lives in Rennes, France.

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Editorial Reviews

My Beastly Book of Silly Things is the coloring book you wish you'd had as a kid.

32 Pages

...a great way to encourage creativity and keep kids busy on lazy summer (or winter) afternoons.

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