All the Things: How to Draw Books for Kids with Cars, Unicorns, Dragons, Cupcakes, and More (How to Draw For K
What it is
A step-by-step drawing guide packed with kid-friendly subjects—cars, unicorns, dragons, cupcakes, and more—designed to build confidence in young artists. Perfect for children who want to learn to draw but don't know where to start.
Why it keeps winding up in carts
Nearly 4,800 readers gave it 4.7 stars, and it's clearly resonating with the crowd looking for accessible, judgment-free drawing instruction.
A joyful, no-pressure entry point to sketching—one creature at a time.
This is the drawing book that makes kids say 'I can actually do this.'
At $8.22 (down from $14.95), you're getting a full-length illustrated guide for less than a craft activity outing—solid value for a book that could occupy a child for weeks.
Who it is forBest for kids ages 5–12 who are asking 'how do I draw that?' and parents or teachers looking for a screen-free activity that builds real skill.
What to check before you buy
Range of subjects
The variety matters. It's not a book about drawing one thing really well—it's a sampler that lets kids explore and discover what they love to draw. That breadth keeps pages turning.
Format & approach
This is part of a designed series, which means the instruction method is consistent and kid-tested. Step-by-step scaffolding (not freestyle or theory-heavy) lowers the barrier to trying.
Reader reception
That's a genuinely strong signal. This many people rating it this high suggests it delivers what it promises: a usable, encouraging book that doesn't frustrate young learners.
Where this sits
Part how-to manual, part confidence builder, it meets children exactly where they are: curious but uncertain.
