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Bestselling #Books In 2019 - Guts by #RainaTelgemeier
https://kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/bestselling-books-from-1900-to-present.html#2019Bestselling #Books In 2020 - Midnight Sun by #StephenieMeyer
https://kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/bestselling-books-from-1900-to-present.html#2020 -
Book 26: “The Cartoonists Club” by #RainaTelgemeier and #ScottMcCloud.
Four kids, each representing types of people and artists—the one with ideas, the one who can draw, the one who only sees their mistakes, and the one who likes to try new things—form the titular club. And we get an easy to understand how-to for making comics (and friends). Fun and accessible lessons with McCloud’s usual meta references to the genre.
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Book 26: “The Cartoonists Club” by #RainaTelgemeier and #ScottMcCloud.
Four kids, each representing types of people and artists—the one with ideas, the one who can draw, the one who only sees their mistakes, and the one who likes to try new things—form the titular club. And we get an easy to understand how-to for making comics (and friends). Fun and accessible lessons with McCloud’s usual meta references to the genre.
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Book 26: “The Cartoonists Club” by #RainaTelgemeier and #ScottMcCloud.
Four kids, each representing types of people and artists—the one with ideas, the one who can draw, the one who only sees their mistakes, and the one who likes to try new things—form the titular club. And we get an easy to understand how-to for making comics (and friends). Fun and accessible lessons with McCloud’s usual meta references to the genre.
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Book 26: “The Cartoonists Club” by #RainaTelgemeier and #ScottMcCloud.
Four kids, each representing types of people and artists—the one with ideas, the one who can draw, the one who only sees their mistakes, and the one who likes to try new things—form the titular club. And we get an easy to understand how-to for making comics (and friends). Fun and accessible lessons with McCloud’s usual meta references to the genre.
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Book 26: “The Cartoonists Club” by #RainaTelgemeier and #ScottMcCloud.
Four kids, each representing types of people and artists—the one with ideas, the one who can draw, the one who only sees their mistakes, and the one who likes to try new things—form the titular club. And we get an easy to understand how-to for making comics (and friends). Fun and accessible lessons with McCloud’s usual meta references to the genre.
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CW: Long thread/eof
And then learning that #RainaTelgemeier also got an Inkpot; I love Raina's work so much:
To cap yesterday off, I also ran into #ChuckTingle, which is as fine a capstone to a successful con as anyone could ask for:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/doctorow/53065500076/in/dateposted/
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