"Once again, Hervé Tullet brilliantly and successfully coaxes children to recognize and celebrate their innate artistic talent. He convinces each reader that their hand is magic and capable of transforming a few simple lines, squiggles, dots, and shapes into . . . well, pretty much anything they can imagine! A new Hervé picture book is always a cause for celebration. This is his first in seven years and a companion to Press Here, Mix It Up!, and...

"Kayla and Mateo enjoy passing drawings of dinosaurs to each other across the clothesline that runs between their apartment windows, but when the clothesline is taken down, the two children must find a new way to keep their story--and friendship--going"-- Provided by publisher.

Contains color photographs and step-by-step directions for making thirteen projects from items found in nature in approximately ten minutes. Includes sources of further information.

"Celebrate at the tables of artists, designers, and chefs with this book that offers families the chance to share in a world of parties, festivals, and holidays. Each spread features a different holiday and offers a step-by-step recipe, a craft activity, a personal story, and different ways to observe the holiday. With contributions from chefs such as Erin Gleeson and Joanne Chang; artists and authors including Dow Phumiruk and Queenie Chan; and designers...

Introduces beginning artists to basic drawing concepts and provides step-by-step instructions for how to turn simple shapes into cats.

Kids will discover some of the many ways they can get creative with 3 primary materials, newspaper, buttons, and paper clips. They will be inspired by example projects featuring these materials then construct their own toys, gifts, and more. In doing so, young makers will develop their essential makerspace tools of imagination, inspiration, collaboration, and problem-solving.

Kids will discover some of the many ways they can get creative with 3 primary materials, felt, craft sticks, and clothespins. They will be inspired by example projects featuring these materials then construct their own toys, gifts, and more. In doing so, young makers will develop their essential makerspace tools of imagination, inspiration, collaboration, and problem-solving.

The narrator turns a "nothing shape" into a cat, beaver, bunny, dog, turtle, and bear, but what the cat really wants is a horse.

Discover some of the many ways you can get creative with chenille stems, bottles, and tissue paper. Get inspired by example projects featuring these materials . . . construct your own toys, gifts, and more.

"What can you do with a box? Anything you can imagine! A way-cool cellphone holder, a party piñata, savvy storage solutions, and more! Think outside the box with more than 10 easy recycled cardboard projects!"-- Provided by publisher.