Bookemon Book
Quiet Wyatt
24 pages
8.5"x8.5" - Softcover w/Glossy Laminate - Premium Photo Book
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About the Book
What it means to be a loving sibling.
Features & Details
- CreatedApr-18-2017
- PublishedApr-18-2017
- Format8.5"x8.5" - Softcover w/Glossy Laminate - Premium Photo Book
- ThemeStorybook
- Sales TermEveryone
- Preview Limit24 pages
About Author
Norah Grooms is a mother of three, grandmother of 11 and great-grandmother of three. As a child she loved to draw but was discouraged from doing so. She dabbled from time to time but never spent much time on any one thing as she got older.
When her two younger children attended a Christian elementary school the principal saw some of her artwork and asked if she would teach an art class. The Lord provided her with the right information which led to developing an art program which she taught to grades 1-6.
Life circumstances changed and for 21 years she worked as a bookkeeper. Upon retiring, due to being disabled, she taught some homeschool children in her home which included some of her grandchildren as well as some neighbors.
After moving she decided she needed to try her hand and see what she could still do for herself. She began (and continues) to teach herself to watercolor which led to the creation of this book. It was illustrated using Copic markers and colored pencils on various papers as she experimented trying to find the best combination of materials.
When her two younger children attended a Christian elementary school the principal saw some of her artwork and asked if she would teach an art class. The Lord provided her with the right information which led to developing an art program which she taught to grades 1-6.
Life circumstances changed and for 21 years she worked as a bookkeeper. Upon retiring, due to being disabled, she taught some homeschool children in her home which included some of her grandchildren as well as some neighbors.
After moving she decided she needed to try her hand and see what she could still do for herself. She began (and continues) to teach herself to watercolor which led to the creation of this book. It was illustrated using Copic markers and colored pencils on various papers as she experimented trying to find the best combination of materials.
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