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How to Be a Super Awesome Artist: 20 Art Projects Inspired by the Masters
Although not detailed enough to serve as a biographical resource or art technique tutorial, this brief guide provides a visually appealing overview of artistic styles and artists.
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A Book of Monkeys (and Other Primates)
This title’s introductory construct and strong visual appeal make it an adequate choice for larger collections desiring to build their animal books section.
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Little Guides to Great Lives: Frida Kahlo
An accessible, if softened, biography of a complex and anguished artist, and certainly of value in bringing her name and work to a younger audience.
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Little Guides to Great Lives: Nelson Mandela
In just over 60 pages comes Nelson Mandela’s story—from his childhood and early education through to his anti-apartheid activism and later election to president of South Africa—in a meaningful, accessible work.
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Little Guides to Great Lives: Leonardo Da Vinci
The value of the text overshadows the illustrations, but pair this with photos of da Vinci’s actual work for a winning combination.
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Perfectly Imperfect Stories: Meet 28 Inspiring People and Discover Their Mental Health Stories
An important book to help normalize discussions about mental health, this is a welcome addition to most library collections.
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The History of Everything (in 32 Pages)
Although the lack of source notes and suggestions for further reading are disappointing, this work is ambitious in scope, full of interesting tidbits, and presents a balanced and diverse view of ecological and human history—all in 32 pages.
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Kusama: A Graphic Biography
A quick read for those interested in contemporary art and unfamiliar with Yayoi Kusama; a strong addition for creative arts high schools.
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Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity
An engaging, impressively illustrated title for middle and high school students who want to understand Einstein’s theory of relativity and the complexities of his discoveries.
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