It's a Book

A child who would rather use electronic device to read than an actual book. He learns the value of a book and in the end, discovers he has a love for it. 

Colors: The colors are very basic and mellow, not very eye-catching as to focus more on the characters and the text. The book does stand out a little more than the other colors in orange because that is the main object discussed throughout the story.

Texture & Lines: The texture looks as if it was colored with chalk with the lines not perfect and the colors kind of blending. The audience is geared more towards younger children.

Theme: The book shows how many present-day children rarely use an actual book. They’d rather read from an electronic device and are dependent on technology. He has no idea how it’s use a book.

Smith, Lane. 2011. It's a Book. New York: Roaring Brook.