Scribbles and Ink Doodles for Two

by Ethan Long

Overview

You draw with me, and I'll draw with you!

Those battling cartoon-artists from Scribbles and Ink are back, this time hosting a bright and funny "let's draw it together" activity book. Scribbles, the cat, and Ink, the mouse, invite two kids (or a kid and a grown-up, etc.) to tap into each other's creativity. On each spread, a silly sentence about a silly subject accompanies a space where the partners can draw. While there's helpful instruction, no exact result is demanded. The open-ended approach, coupled with subject matter such as robots, rock stars, monsters and monkeys, will draw kids into the fun to be found at the end of a pencil.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781609057077
Publisher:	Blue Apple Books
Publication date:	08/24/2023
Series:	Scribbles and Ink
Pages:	82
Sales rank:	951,435
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.17(d)
Age Range:	5 - 10 Years

About the Author

Ethan Long grew up in Pennsylvania and attended the Ringling School of Art and Design. He later created an animated television series called "Tasty Time With ZeFronk!", a short-form animated preschool series currently airing on Playhouse Disney. His illustration work has earned many awards and has been included in the prestigious Society of Illustrators shows in Los Angeles and New York. Ethan lives in Florida with his wife and three children. The author lives in Orlando, FL.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for The Book That Zach Wrote:

"I should mention that I also got a sneaky peek look at a little of the Spring 2011 list and found something entirely unexpected. There is a book on there that I want. A cumulative book. A cumulative book that's by Ethan Long. I like Long just fine, but I've been waiting for years for the perfect Long book to come out so that I could review it. I believe that my prayers have been answered with the appearance of The Book That Zack Wrote. I've never seen a cumulative tale that actually made me laugh before. Somehow or other, Long has managed it. But you'll just have to wait to see what I mean..." —Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 blog on the School Library Journal website

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