Learn to Draw Reptiles & Amphibians: Step by Step intsructions for 29 reptiles & amphibians

Exactly as stated, grandson loves

Green anaconda, Boulengers Asian tree toad, Gila monster, Central bearded dragon , ocellated skink, Jackson's three-horned chameleon, alligator snapping turtle, Australian frilled lizard, American alligator, Red-eyed tree frog, Reticulated python, snakeneck turtle, green iguana, Sonoran green toad, tokay gecko, Galapagos tortoise, marbled newt, thorny devil, king cobra, white-throated monitor lizard, blue poison dart frog, madagascan leaf-nosed vine snake, American green anole, emerald tree boa, tuatara, Red Salamander, common box turtle, Western rattlesnake, and armadillo girdled lizard.

One of my Grandson's favorite books a month after gifting it to him. I would have liked less exotic lizards and more common ones. But he is happy, so I am

As advertised. I bought it as a gift and the recipient liked it.

Very well done book ..easy to follow instructions

I bought this for my 7 year old granddaughter. She loves drawing animals. She was very excited when she received this how to book. She is also learning the "real" names of these animals.

Not only did it fit for my autistic grandson, who loves to draw when he is over my house, I paint for family & friends and need something to go by and this book was a great one for my needs. Book was in great shape and good detail in the drawings and colors.

Being an art teacher I use these books with students who are caught up or finish early. They love them.