Art, Imagination, and a Studio Can be Anywhere With This Entertaining Picture Book

Emily Arrow's Studio A Place for Art to Start is a perfect picture book for young readers to enjoy during this unprecedented time in our world when we are all in our homes and waiting for the covid19 virus to allow us back into the world. Schools are closed for the rest of the year and children are being homeschooled. Creativity is alive and well with this little bunny and his friends when they realize that a studio for art, music, and dance can be anywhere. Imagination can thrive even if we are all in our homes without being out in the world.

A studio is a place for creating, writing, painting, and making music. Bunny and other friends like a room with great light. But some of the animal friends make a studio out of a tiny space without much light. Bunny and the other friends enjoy getting together in their studio to brainstorm ideas about the things that they are creating. The animal friends see their studio as a magical place where all ideas are welcome to share and bring our world together. Singing together in a studio can create a happier world. Bunny and the other animals also learn that art in paintings can be seen in a variety of ways. An artist knows that sharing art can spark a variety of ideas. The idea that everyone in either a big city or a small town can find a space to call their studio is a lesson to be learned from these little animals. Bunny thinks that even your yard can become your studio to create something magical.

The colorful pages of Studio A Place for Art to Start tell a delightful story that is needed for the time that we are living in now. Young readers will be engaged in the details of the bright illustrations that fill each page. The illustrations feature a variety of creative activities and tools needed to bring art to life in a studio.

Studio A Place for Art to Start was published by Tundra Books, a division of Penguin/Random House. It is recommended for ages 3-7 and has an ISBN of 978-0-7352-6485-4. Parents who are homeschooling their children now will find this picture book a great addition to the home bookshelf.

Why not create a studio in your home now and create something magical?

Parents who are homeschooling their children will find Emily Arrow's Studio A Place for Art to Start a great tool for story time and creating a studio at home for children to let their creativity flow. Bunny will inspire young readers to set up a studio for their favorite art or music activity at home.

*Read tStudio A Place for Art to Start in a reading story time session. Engage children in observing the illustrations that depict a studio for art, pottery, singing together, and painting.

*Find a great space in your home to set up the kind of studio that will meet your child's interest.

*Gather the materials that your child needs to set up a studio. A studio for painting or creating an art piece should have a wealth of materials such as paint, watercolors, large drawing paper, collage materials, and a small table to work on. The garage area might be a great area for a music studio if your child plays an instrument and likes to sing.

*Use this delightful picture book to spark creativity at home and make memories during this time that children will remember forever in a positive way. Parents will learn a lot from children who may never have created an art project until now. Yes, a studio can be anywhere!