Doodle Days

Simple and fun doodle ideas and inspiration for anyone who loves to draw, sketch, or journal Whether you're into journaling, drawing, or both, this delightful guide will provide creative ideas and simple instruction for doodling to your heart's content. Artist and author Jane Maday presents basic techniques, step-by-step instructions, and a world of ideas for drawing animals, flora and fauna, seashells, shapes, and more. The perfect way to add whimsy and fun to any sketchbook, journal, or bujo page, these doodles will make you smile and help you express your creativity, one adorable little doodle at a time.

The story tells about how a boy named Jim creates a live drawing named sketch and starts to fight each other. Sketch won most of the time, but Jim wins in the end. It ends when Jim and Sketch befriend each other and fix things up.

365 ways for kids to doodle-document their days! "Doodle Queen" Anita Wood is back with Doodle Your Day, a fun activity book offering doodle and journaling prompts for young artists every day of the year. From drawing their favorite tweeter for National Bird Day to penning what made them smile, kids will love exploring their creativity and have a whole lot of fun! At the end of a year, kids will have a one of- a-kind illustrated keepsake to treasure for years to come. Anita Wood is the author of Pocketdoodles for Girls, Pocketdoodles for Princesses, Travel Doodles for Kids, and B.F.F. Journal. Growing up an Air Force brat, she's lived in lots of interesting places and has traveled widely. She currently makes her home in northern Utah. Jennifer Kalis has illustrated The Big Book of Girl Stuff, Pocketdoodles for Girls, Pocketdoodles for Princesses, and B.F.F. Journal. She lives near Columbus, Ohio.

Doodle every day with 366 prompts, tips and artworks from former Children's Laureate and author of Ottoline, Chris Riddell!

Did you ever feel sad because you felt different? That's exactly how Philomena felt. Her every-which-way hair, her wiggles she can't control and her loud giggles make her feel different. She notices people stare at her or won't sit next to her. All of that changed when she got a Goldendoodle puppy. Her dog, Daisy, celebrated being different with joyful, silly DOODLE DAYS. Having DOODLE DAYS with Daisy changed the way Philomena thought about her differences. She discovered how truly special she was no matter what others thought. Share in this sweet story about the relationship between Philomena and her dog, Daisy, as they create Doodle Days together. And maybe you too can have your own Doodle Days to find out just how wonderful you are!

'With dozens of doodle game to play, challenges to complete, and activities to attempt, the fun will never end."--Back cover

About the Book My Barefoot Days is a tender and deeply personal journey back in time to the childhood of William Tate as he grew up in the small town of Grapevine, Texas in the first half of the twentieth century. Before becoming mayor at age 30 and dutifully serving his hometown for forty-seven years, Tate was a bright-eyed child finding adventure on his family’s farm and on the pleasant streets of a blossoming Grapevine. This book is as much a memoir as it is a portrayal of the hope and unity of small-town America, and how close-knit communities such as Grapevine come to shape us as individuals. About the Author William D. Tate was born and raised in Grapevine, Texas. He received his bachelor’s degree in Accounting from North Texas State University and his juris doctor degree from the University of Houston. He served as city attorney and on city council in Grapevine before becoming mayor, a position he has held for the past forty-seven years. He is the longest serving mayor in Texas and the third longest serving mayor in the United States.