The Perfect Autumn Read for Young Artists & Nature Lovers!

I’m back after a much-needed break, and I have the perfect book to share! The Boy Who Drew Birds by Jacqueline Davies tells the story of John James Audubon, the father of bird illustration. This book beautifully connects art and science, making it a great classroom resource for teaching migration patterns and animal illustration.

A Fun & Silly Art History Book for Kids!

When Pigasso Met Mootisse by Nina Laden is a playful take on art history, introducing kids to two famous artists in a colorful, imaginative way. Is it historically accurate? Probably not! But with bright illustrations, a fun story, and an art-inspired rivalry between a cow and a pig, it keeps kids engaged while sparking their creativity. Plus, there’s a short historical summary at the end to set the record straight!