Bøker av Hertha James

Mystery of the Garden Gnomes tells the story of a garden brought back to life.Each book in this series is a unique art challenge for anyone who loves to sketch or draw. It is for Art teachers and students who could make a project of any book in the series that tickles their fancy. Something will spark the imagination. Doodlers can have fun with it. Children can be challenged. There are no borders or boundaries. You will end up with a storybook on your shelf that you have illustrated yourself. The stories cover a variety of topics.

The Un-Wily Hare is a re-telling of 'The Tortoise and the Hare' story in the real world, sort of.Each book in this series is a unique art challenge for anyone who loves to sketch or draw. It is for Art teachers and students who could make a project of any book in the series that tickles their fancy. Something will spark the imagination. Doodlers can have fun with it. Children can be challenged. There are no borders or boundaries. You will end up with a storybook on your shelf that you have illustrated yourself. The stories cover a variety of topics.

Boo the Rescue Greyhound is about a girl who is excited to adopt a dog. She trains the dog well and they help solve a mystery.Each book in this series is a unique art challenge for anyone of any age who loves to sketch or draw. It is for Art teachers and students who could make a project of any book in the series that tickles their fancy. Something will spark the imagination. Doodlers can have fun with it. Children can be challenged. There are no borders or boundaries. You will end up with a storybook on your shelf that you have illustrated yourself. The series presents a wide variety of topics.

Bad Baby Bear is a retelling of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' from the Baby Bear's point of view.Each book in this series is a unique art challenge for anyone who loves to sketch or draw. It is for Art teachers and students who could make a project of any book in the series that tickles their fancy. Something will spark the imagination. Doodlers can have fun with it. Children can be challenged. There are no borders or boundaries. You will end up with a storybook on your shelf that you have illustrated yourself. The stories cover a variety of topics.