First off, I'd like to say that I recommend this book to everybody, even adults. The stories of these artists in this book are quite interesting, especially facts about their childhood. This book is one of the books that you can just pick up and open to any of the chapters and just start reading, and it actually makes sense, because you don't need any of the details from before that chapter. This book is good for younger kids as well, because there are many hand-drawn pictures (some of which I found to be very funny! :). I would definitely recommend this book to anybody that like biographies, history, and anybody interested in art. Definitely 5/5 stars.

I would LOVE this book becuase i LOVE national geographic and i want to show my family and friends all of the cool stuff in there!

lol i used to watch sesame street when i was REAL LITTLE and now they have funny things like this.... LOL

i know...... this is awesome 1. we wont have to think about wasting bottles again 2. its AWESOME for the enviroment 3. it dosnt bio degrade so it will stay there for people without homes!

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This was a great movie! I watched it the day it came out! In this movie, Alice Kingsleigh returns to Wonderland, through a looking glass, or a mirror, if you will. But there's a problem, and things are not normal. The Mad Hatter has found a paper hat that symbolizes to him, at least, that his family is still alive and well. He then tasks Alice to find his family, and reunite them with the Mad Hatter. However, the only way for Alice to do that, is to go to Time's castle, and steal the Chronosphere--a magical sphere-like object that will allow Alice to go back in time. However, a lot of things go wrong. She first goes back in time, and she sees the Hatter's father placing the crown on the Queen of Hearts--Iracebeth's head. After it breaks, Iracebeth is seen fuming about her broken crown. Mirana, Iracebeth's sister, is then chosen as the heir to the throne. After everybody leaves, Alice hears that everything began when Mirana, the White Queen, lied about stealing tarts when she and Iracebeth were both kids. Alice must then return to that period of time to try to change the past. Will Alice be able to do it? Or will she face something much worse? Or will she break time by letting her past self see her future self? Watch this cliff-hanging movie to find out!

This was a great movie! I watched it the day it came out! In this movie, Alice Kingsleigh returns to Wonderland, through a looking glass, or a mirror, if you will. But there's a problem, and things are not normal. The Mad Hatter has found a paper hat that symbolizes to him, at least, that his family is still alive and well. He then tasks Alice to find his family, and reunite them with the Mad Hatter. However, the only way for Alice to do that, is to go to Time's castle, and steal the Chronosphere--a magical sphere-like object that will allow Alice to go back in time. However, a lot of things go wrong. She first goes back in time, and she sees the Hatter's father placing the crown on the Queen of Hearts--Iracebeth's head. After it breaks, Iracebeth is seen fuming about her broken crown. Mirana, Iracebeth's sister, is then chosen as the heir to the throne. After everybody leaves, Alice hears that everything began when Mirana, the White Queen, lied about stealing tarts when she and Iracebeth were both kids. Alice must then return to that period of time to try to change the past. Will Alice be able to do it? Or will she face something much worse? Or will she break time by letting her past self see her future self? Watch this cliff-hanging movie to find out!

This was a fairly good book, but I am not too into American Girl books. Lea wants to explore the world, and thinks she'll have a lot of fun! She starts off with a trip to Brazil, where her brother is studying the rainforest. She goes to several different places and then goes to the beach, but soon, she realizes that she might not have the courage to embrace the water and dive in! Will she be able to do it? And will her fun turn out to be a dangerous journey that she'll need to learn to embrace? Read this classic American Girl book today!