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Doodle a Zoodle
Deborah Zemke
Spiral-bound (Blue Apple Books, April 13, 2006)Deborah Zemke is back with many new ideas for everyone's favorite pastimedoodling! With just simple lines and squiggles, Deborah shows readers how to turn pairs of letters into 39 animals from aardvarks to kookaburras to llamas.Step-by-step instructions that are simple and easy to follow make this the perfect book for anyone, from budding artists to those of us who "can't draw a straight line." The wire-o binding lets the book lay flat. Take it on a car trip. Take it on an airplane. Take it to a restaurant. Take it anywhere to keepyourself entertained while you wait!
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Doodle a Poodle
Hannah Rollings
Paperback (Lark Crafts, April 5, 2016)Doodle a poodle . . . or a long-locked Afghan or one of 30 delightful dogs! Just copy, color, or take inspiration from every humorous and charming illustration in this unique book.
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Doodle
James Wood, Michele Quinn
language (, Oct. 10, 2013)A little girl and her dog explore the world around them and wonder how things were made.
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A Doodle a Day!
Chris Scollen
Spiral-bound (Make Believe Ideas, Aug. 3, 2010)Satisfychildren's creativity with A Doodle a Day!This innovative new book provides children with theperfect space to doodle away every day!With 366 cute, funny, weird, and wonderful doodling activities tocomplete, children will be kept entertained for hours - every day of the year!Unlike other doodling books, ADoodle a Day contains coloreddoodle pages with bright photographic images, to help stimulate children'simagination. Watch as a doodle instantly transforms into a fabulous work ofart!
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A Doodle a Day
Chris Scollen
Paperback (Make Believe Ideas, March 15, 2010)None
