Diary of a Wimpy kid is still numero uno! Is it the allure of cartoon/comic content? Check out Jeff Kinney drawing his characters here!
The popular Liz Pichon with Tom Gates and Rachel Renée Russel with Nikki Maxwell (dork diaries) have great drawings as part of their stories too
1. Diary of a wimpy kid series, by Jeff Kinney
2. Tom Gates series, by Liz Pichon
3. Treehouse series, By Andy Griffiths
4. Harry Potter series, by J.K.Rowling
5. Where’s Wally? by Martin Handford
6. Dirty Bertie, by Alan MacDonald
7. Dork Diaries, by Rachel Renee Russel
8. Ruby Redfort series by Lauren Child
9. Big Nate series, by Lincoln Peirce
10. Awful Auntie by David Walliams
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rawings as part of the story are a great way to connect with characters and situations in a book. Has anyone checked out The Marvels? This beautiful book (the cover is smothered in gold leaf) tells the grand tale of shipwreck and adventure. Told in pictures, the first part of the book has expressive drawings that lead you through the story. The written half pieces together the mysterious and wonderful story of the performing Marvel family.