• How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way

    by Stan Lee and John Buscema Year Published: 1978

    My preferred text. A breakdown of artistic concerns relating to the creation of comic books and strips, including Shapes, Shadows, Text, Perspective, and the human figure. Ideal for kids in grades 4-8, and useful for younger kids enthusiastic about cartooning as well!

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  • Drawing Lessons of the Great Masters

    by Robert Beverley Hale Year Published: 1964

    A review of drawing techniques and styles with a focus on the works of Renaissance Masters for advanced art students and adults.

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  • Ramona The Pest

    by Beverly Cleary Year Published: 1968

    The continuing story of a kindergartener named Ramona and her year at school! Fun for kids grades 2-6, and part of a great series of books!

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  • Well-Read Black Girl, Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves

    by Glory Edim Year Published: 2018

    A collection of essays from black female authors frankly dealing with the issues they are confronted with, and complex life experiences. Thought provoking for teenagers, adults, writers, and those with literary interests!

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  • A History of the English Speaking Peoples

    by Winston S. Churchill Year Published: 1958

    Author, artist, reporter, soldier, historian, public speaker, occasional fugitive, 1st Lord of the Admiralty, honorary U.S. citizen, and twice Prime Minister, Winston S. Churchill displays his mastery of history and language in this compelling 4 book series detailing the history of the nations in which the English language is most widely spoken, including the United States. An excellent read for teenagers and adults, as is everything this man has written!

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  • Official Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual

    by Gary Gygax Year Published: 1977

    A reference collection originally designed for the Dungeons and Dragons game popular with teenagers in the past, this volume details various mythical creatures frequently used by artists and illustrators. Created for grades 4 and up!

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  • Views

    by Roger Dean Year Published: 1975

    A collection of the illustrations, landscapes, album covers, set designs, and archetecture of british artist Roger Dean. For art students and adults grades 6 and up!

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  • Planet Drum

    by Mickey Hart and Fredric Lieberman Year Published: 1991

    An overview and history of the world of drums, drumming, mythology, ethnomusicology, and the performing arts, and a collection of related stories. For those interested in music and the performing arts grades 7 and up!

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  • The Creators

    by Daniel J. Boorstin Year Published: 1992

    A complex history of the arts across the centuries for adults and the most advanced art students.

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  • The Baseball Encyclopedia

    by MacMillan Year Published: 1976

    My oldest and favorite volume. This is what they mean when they say "put it in the books" after a ballgame. Featuring the to date complete records of every player, manager, team, season, all-star game, and postseason series, this is where you go to look it up before computers! I began digesting these statistics at age 6, and I still occasionally turn it's pages. Ideal for those who love sports and numbers!

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  • The Science of Hitting

    by Ted Williams Year Published: 1970

    The gospel of hitting according to Williams, this easy to read volume breaks down the mechanics of hitting, improving your technique, and the philosophy around getting a good pitch to hit. Additional notes on bunting and all-time great players. Ideal for any aspiring player grades 5 and up!

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