This cool doodlebook provides kids with a head start to drawing insects and other crawly critters. They'll fill in the details of 62 unfinished illustrations, including the patterns on a moth's wings, a dragonfly's reflection, fleas on an itchy dog, a "hairdo" for a caterpillar, and much more.
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Product Description:
This cool doodlebook provides kids with a head start to drawing insects and other crawly critters. They'll fill in the details of 62 unfinished illustrations, including the patterns on a moth's wings, a dragonfly's reflection, fleas on an itchy dog, a "hairdo" for a caterpillar, and much more.
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What to Doodle? Creepy Crawlies! was printed on paper made with 50% post-consumer waste,
and the cover was printed on paper made with 10% post-consumer waste. According to Environmental
Defense's Paper Calculator, by using this innovative paper instead of conventional papers,
we achieved the following environmental benefits.
This book was printed in the United States of America.
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