
How to Draw: Christmas
The best all-round Christmas pick for ages 5 to 9: fifty festive activities in six easy steps each.
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Our ten favorite drawing, tracing and coloring books to give this Christmas: the three Christmas books first, then the best year-round picks by interest. All by cartoonist Kevin Coulston.

The best all-round Christmas pick for ages 5 to 9: fifty festive activities in six easy steps each.
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The Christmas pick for ages 3 to 5. Trace the outline, then color.
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The Christmas pick for patient, precise kids who love a challenge.
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An all-ages book that starts every drawing from a shape. Fun for the whole family over the holidays.
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For dinosaur fans aged 5 and up.
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For animal lovers, and kids who want to draw their own pet.
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For robot and gadget kids. Boxes and circles make robots easy to start.
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For unicorn and mermaid fans aged 3 and up.
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For budding cartoonists who love expressions.
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Extra drawing pages to go with any How to Draw book. A good stocking filler.
View on AmazonMore about this book on FirstArtBooksThe list starts with the three Christmas books, one for each drawing method and age range, then adds the subjects children ask for most: dinosaurs, pets, robots, unicorns and cartoon faces. The Shape Drawing Challenge is there because the whole family can do it together over the holidays, and the sketchbook makes a cheap add-on to any How to Draw book.
Shopping for a specific interest? See the gift lists by interest.