Don Bolognese Books

Pencil

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Offers instructions in drawing with pencil explaining such techniques as shading, line, and tone. Also discusses various types of papers, pencils, and erasers that may be use.

Little Hawk s new name

By Don Bolognese

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Little Hawk comes of age through a series of events such as choosing his own horse, getting his own knife, helping with the buffalo hunt, and finally getting a new name.

Good Children Get Rewards

By Don Bolognese, Eva Moore, Elaine Raphael

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Skeleton Inside You

By Don Bolognese, Philip Balestrino

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Ghost of Windy Hill

By Clyde Robert Bulla, Don Bolognese

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Skeleton Inside You

By Don Bolognese, Philip Balestrino

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Washington s Birthday

By Clyde Robert Bulla, Don Bolognese

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Abigail Takes the Wheel

By Don Bolognese

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How To Draw Your Own Story

By Don Bolognese

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Long Day in November

By Don Bolognese, Ernest J. Gaines

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