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1. a bit about perseverance

At the half time break, at life drawing this evening, I was ready to give up forever. I wanted to sneak out, go home and never pick up my pens again. My drawings were an embarrassment and why was I even at life drawing? I shouldn't be there. I didn't deserve to be there - not with what I was producing. I, obviously, was getting ideas above my station going to life drawing. But I finished my cuppa and went back in. I persevered and I'm glad I did. I pulled this one out of the bag. And now I can carry on drawing for a bit longer. 

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2. Scary Slopes

Brooke and her family are headed to the mountains for vacation. Brooke wants to snowboard, but she is scared. Her sister, Amy, isn’t scared at all. Will Brooke be able to face her mountain fears? Or will she give up?

In this “First Graphic Novel,” new readers will learn to follow each panel in order and read a graphic novel or comic book. Exciting action for kids. When it’s hard to learn something new, Brooke keeps on trying.

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