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🎨 Unlock your inner artist—one face at a time!
Learn to Draw... Faces is a step-by-step drawing guide by Peter Pauper Press designed to simplify facial features into easy shapes, making it ideal for children aged 6-10 and helpful for adults. With a 4.6-star rating from over 1,000 reviews, this book offers a proven, approachable method to boost drawing confidence and creativity.












| Best Sellers Rank | 30,040 in Children's Books |
| Dimensions | 21.08 x 0.76 x 29.21 cm |
| Isbn 10 | 1441330755 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-1441330758 |
| Item Weight | 204 g |
| Language | English |
| Part Of Series | Young Artist |
| Print Length | 48 pages |
| Publication Date | 15 Jun. 2019 |
| Publisher | Peter Pauper Press, Inc. |
| Reading Age | 6 - 8 years |
User
Simple, effective, and fun!
We’ve tried a few drawing books, but Peter Pauper Press always does it best. This guide breaks down facial features into manageable shapes that don't feel intimidating. It’s perfect for ages 6-10, though even as an adult, I found the tips helpful! It makes a lovely gift for any creative kid
User
A sense of achievement when drawing the faces.
Great book to help draw faces. Not difficult and suit lots of ages.
User
Looks good
Looks a Good book. My grandaughter needed to start drawing faces so hoping it will be perfect for her .Hoping by the new yr she will master her drawing skills.
User
She loved it.
Very good 👍
User
Ok
Easy to learn how to draw . Great !
User
Perfect for children starting school
Granddaughter age 5 loved this book
User
Great
Bought for my daughter for Christmas she loves it so its a thumbs up from me
User
Easy steps guarantee success
A variety of faces that can be copied in easy steps. Perfect for my 7 year old grandson.
User
Hours of drawing, creativity builder.
My granddaughter loved this and instantly started to draw. Easy directions, even for a 5 yo.
User
Learn to Draw
A good book and easy to understand.
User
Great art book
I prefer consumable how to draw books, because kids seem to use them more! This series is a great one to up their drawing skills- what kid doesn’t want to draw people?
User
Great book!
I bought this as a present for my goddaughter who is on the spectrum and is gifted at drawing. She immediately set to work on it, and really enjoyed copying the faces and expressions. She then proceeded to draw freehand some of the facial shapes and put expressions on them. People on the spectrum sometimes have difficulty understanding facial expressions, but this was great practice for her to understand them, as well as how to draw them.
User
Nice
Kids like this learn to draw book
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