Look At My Book!: How Kids Can Write & Illustrate Terrific Books Paperback – March 1, 2005

We read this book together, and then we went back and did one page a day to create our own books. We did spend a few days on some of the pages like, research and putting the books together.

Rated this as a four as I sent it to my niece -- I think she likes it. She's seven and loves to write stories. I thought she'd like this. Shows how to write and even illustrate your own stories which she does. I looked over a lot of books before I bought; this seemed to be the best and most age appropriate.

looked cute when I got it,. gave to granddaughter for Xmas gift,,, she really hasn't said anything more about since then ,,, I will have to ask if she has ever read it or used the ideas from it yet

I'm a teacher and I've read a lot of books to help students write their own books but by far, this is the BEST! The pictures easily tell the story by showing ways to write fiction, nonfiction and autobiography. Leedy covered every step in the writing process and made it look fun! This book is a "must have" for every parent or teacher who want to help their child become an author.

My 10 year old daughter enjoys writing stories. I discovered this book in our school's library. It is a fantastic guide for young kids wanting to have a go at "producing" their own stories as books. It is quite complete, looking at all aspects/steps involved of book making in very understandable ways. Lots of pictures and examples.

I sponsor an elementary school writing club and this book is sooooo perfect for aspiring young authors

This book was used in our daughter's virtual school classroom for a project she needed to complete. We ordered it through Amazon so she could take it to her room, sit back and read it. It is entertaining and thorough. I would recommend this book for ideas and creativity to other parents.

The spine was coming out of the book. I'll have to repair it. :-\

I expected more content