Books with author Susan Harp

Informative, kid-friendly facts about each featured animalAll children love to draw-and now it's easy and fun to learn how with the "Watch Me Draw" series. The newest addition to the series, Diego's Animal Adventures, shows kids how to draw 11 subjects introduced in 11 exciting adventures featuring their favorite animal rescuer. The 24-page book also includes a flip-down paper pad with 11 half-done drawings for kids to finish, along with a sheet of "reward" stickers that complete each scene. From a red-eyed tree frog to an emperor penguin, this book features adorable animal subjects that kids will love drawing on their own.

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