Sports cars, trains, and airplanes are just some of the vehicles young readers can learn to draw by following step-by-step instructions. Through accessible text and clear images of each step, readers are shown how to draw a wide variety of popular things that go. Each series of instructions also includes a colorful illustration of the finished product to give readers an example as they create their own drawings. Action-packed works of art featuring helicopters, police cars, and submarines are just a few simple steps away!

Follow the step-by-step instructions to draw 17 pictures.

Storybook characters are easy to draw if you know the right steps to follow. As readers explore each simple series of step-by-step instructions, they learn to draw dragons, unicorns, wizards, fairies, and other fantasy figures. Clear text and drawings of each step allow budding artists to create their own magical worlds filled with creative characters. Readers will also be charmed by the colorful illustrations that can be seen on each page. These drawing projects encourage readers to use their imagination to take what they’ve learned and illustrate their own stories of princesses, witches, and many other characters.

Pets and farm animals are fun, familiar subjects for beginner drawing projects. Young readers follow clear text instructions and corresponding pictures as they create their own cute and colorful artwork. These step-by-step instructions allow readers of all skill levels to feel like real artists. Readers can even compare their works of art to the charming illustrations used as examples. With each turn of the page, they learn to draw a variety of pets—from dogs and cats to spiders and snakes. They also learn to draw a barnyard full of farm animals and a farmer to take care of them!

At the book club, strange things begin to happen at one of their weekly meetings. Geared with a massive storage facility of secret rooms they find, unchangeable books, and a pen that can put things right and also bring things to life, the group faces daring challenges. From the America that never won its independence, to a world of only old people, to real things like dragons, vampires, and demons coming out of the books into their world, the group faces its “novel” challenges and danger with bravery, daring, sacrifice, and growing friendship throughout it.

Turn your sketchbook into an illustrated storybook and tell your own tales with the fun and easy techniques in Illustration School: Let's Draw a Story.

Need to brush up on giggling schoolgirls? Want to know how to sketch all the goods for hot guys? Are you ready to learn the best way to put together your own full-panel story? Put down your pen and take a look at LET'S DRAW MANGA-SHOUJO CHARACTERS! Learn how to draw in the popular and authentic shoujo styles, modeled after hit manga and anime shows. Everything from basic body features to adding precise facial details to choosing the right equipment, accessories and proportions...it's all laid out in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step fashion to make your drawings just right for the shoujo touch. It's like having a personal manga coach on every page!

Just one gorgeous weekend away from reality. Then they can go on like it never happened... Riley Fisher doesn't have time to chase after men. As a single mother working two jobs, she barely has time to eat or sleep. But a girl has needs. So when handsome veteran Sam Brooks asks her out, she decides she deserves some R&R. She doesn’t expect anything else from him—after all, he’s hardly the type to get serious. Sam came back from Afghanistan lucky to be alive, despite PTSD that hits whenever he lets down his guard. His therapist told him to forget about relationships. When he meets Riley, he’s not planning on breaking the rules. She’s cute, petite, and a total smartass—not even his type. But she’s hard to forget. Especially once he runs into Riley and her toddler on a rustic mountain getaway and sees what he’s missing. Her kid makes him laugh all day. And Riley makes him burn all night. Too bad a relationship is impossible. But they can enjoy the attraction. It’s not like they’re going to fall in love...

Let's Draw Genesis has been a labor of love and a joy to write for Lynn Miller. This book of rhyme is her second published book, but the first book that is part of her DRAW YOUR FAITH Series. This book has been written to help young children ages three to eight to better understand and enjoy the Word of God. Parents can read the Bible and this book aloud to their children, while the children illustrate each chapter's events. Illustrating the scriptures will help the children to remember what happened to the men and women of faith in the book of Genesis. Drawing pictures of these scriptural events and people will also help young children to learn more about the Lord and to build their faith. It becomes personal. Parents are encouraged to discuss the people, places and events in the book of Genesis; and to relate the book's issues to their children's lives today. Mrs. Lynn Miller, a retired early childhood/elementary schoolteacher, lives with her husband, Willie Miller in Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Miller received both her Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Education from National College of Education of National Louis University in Evanston, Illinois. She loves to serve the Lord "whenever and however he calls" her to serve Him; and has done so since her childhood. Her parents, Mr. Jesse and Mrs. Alathia Evans taught her and her brother by example, that it is a blessing to love and serve the Lord. She teaches Sunday School at her church, Evangelistic Crusaders Church of God in Christ in Chicago, Illinois, where her husband serves as an Elder (2nd Associate) to the Pastor. This is her second book. She plans to write more books that help children to learn more about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.