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Written by Rachel Rodriguez
From roaming the prairie as a young child with a sketch pad in her hand, to art school in the city,...
K - 3rd
Written by Sam Zuppardi
George tries to escape his annoying younger siblings by creating a box to nowhere. While on his...
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Duncan Tonatiuh
This book tells the story of Diego Rivera, one of the most famous painters of the 1900s. He painted...
1st - 4th
Written by Helen Hancocks
Three hungry cats have a foolproof plan for a fishy feast—all they need is a penguin to do the...
Pre-K - 2nd
Written by Barb Rosenstock
When a young boy receives a new box of paints, other people question his unique painting style....
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Javaka Steptoe
Jean-Michel Basquiat was a ground-breaking artist in New York City in the 1980s who challenged the...
1st - 5th
Written by Nina Laden
When these two artsy animals first meet, they don't get along at all. They call each other names and build a fence between them. But then they discover that more unites them and divides them.
1st - 4th
Written by Nick Bruel
Kitty is bored. She is so bored, in fact, that she even considers playing with that slobbering mutt...
1st - 5th
Written by Peter H. Reynolds
Ramon loves to draw until his brother criticizes his work. With the help of his younger sister,...
