These artists’ biographies beautifully blend story, art history, and art appreciation. Read more about them in my latest article at Story Warren!
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Writings on Faith, Medicine, and the Joy of Stories
These artists’ biographies beautifully blend story, art history, and art appreciation. Read more about them in my latest article at Story Warren!
Kathryn Butler 
Thanks, Katie! I forwarded your review to a few people. I missed these books somehow when I was schooling David. We did study some artists: Audubon, Remington, Cassatt, and Rockwell.
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These books look great! I would have loved those as a kid.
I have a 4yo interested in reading but he doesn’t like fiction. Do you have any non-fiction advice for early readers?
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Hi Aletta!
The Ready-to-Read, Step into Reading, and I Can Read! series all include history stories that might spark his interest (just search for those terms on Amazon). Soon after my daughter learned to read, I would find her on our living room floor with a stack of these! The tricky part will be finding something that’s the right level but still interests him. The earliest level books, even in these series, focus a lot on fiction.
For books that he won’t be able to tackle for a while, but which might keep his attention as read-alouds, try level 1 of the Let’s-Read-and-Find-Out-Science series, or the If You Were a Kid During the. . . series.
Hope this helps!
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