Beach Doodles: Create. Imagine. Draw Your Way Through a Day at the Beach
by
Puck, Violet Lemay & Paige Garrison
Order:
USA
Can
Duo Press, 2013 (2013)
Hardcover
Reviewed by Bob Walch
L
ooking for an activity book to keep a child busy while traveling or occupied on a rainy afternoon?
Beach Doodles
will fit the bill perfectly. It features more than 100 partially completed drawings - the reader is invited to use his or her imagination to finish the picture.
S
ince this book has a
beach
theme, all the drawings (which are referred to as
doodles
) are related to seaside activities. The doodles range from sea birds' heads that need bodies drawn in, to a big empty jar that needs to be filled with a variety of seashells, and a deserted beach that needs people on it.
S
ome of the other artistic challenges include drawing a starfish with your eyes closed, doodling in sea creatures swimming along the bottom of the ocean, showing some surfers riding a big wave, and creating a pirate ship.
I
f you have colored pencils or crayons handy, you can color in the doodles that already exist in the book or the ones that you create. You'll also find apps at the bottom of some pages that will allow you to access additional doodles online.
A
lthough this book is intended for a younger audience, it will also appeal to anyone who enjoys drawing and doodling. Its compact size makes the volume easy to slip into a large purse, backpack or briefcase if you are traveling. Just don't forget to include a couple of pencils!
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