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About the Author Diane Alber has had a passion for art since she held her first crayon at age two, which inspired her to subsequently earn a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts from Arizona State University. She is a wife and a mother of two young energetic children who love books. She became inspired to start writing and illustrating books because she saw a need for a book that inspired art and creativity in children. She also hopes that this book encourages parents to be proud of their children's art work no matter what it looks like! Read more 
Diane Alber Art LLC (May 3, 2019)
Sticks by Diane Alber
Sticks by Diane Alber is This is a story of stick and twig. Stick is all upset because he went out on a hot day and his sweet popsicle melted away. Now he is just a discolored stick. What can he do. What can he do? Twig calls to him from the tree. He takes him on a walk to show stick what others had become even though they started out as a stick. Will stick get some good ideas? Will stick get happy? This story is great to teach kids to never give up. To recycle, and to listen to your friends. There is a craft project inside. I won't tell you what it is, but it's perfect. I found this book on a website for free for an honest review.
Sticks by Diane Alber is I've downloaded a few of this author's books and like the others it is formatted to be read in landscape mode (holding your device horizontally), where it takes up the entire screen. Words and pictures display together on the screen like a traditional picture book page. A lot of self published Kindle authors can't be bothered to format their work and it displays like a mess with bits of text on one page and an image on a small part of the screen on another, so I always like to take the time to point out when authors care about their reader's experience and their own work enough to take the time to format it.I didn't find Sticks to be as good as story other Diane Alber books though. This one revolves around an iceblock stick who is upset it was taken out on a hot day and the ice block melted away (at least it wasn't eaten so the stick doesn't have teeth marks or the top part of it chewed). Life is over for it as far it believes. But a twig on a tree somehow detaches itself and introduces the ungrateful sticky stick to other creatures made also made from wood (characters from other books). Like the sticky stick I also didn't see what the point to this was, so we're all made from wood, that's not going to change anything, a used ice block stick isn't going to be turned into a pencil? Then the twig points to something also in its tree and a bird takes the ice block stick to it. Sure there's a novelty of not being alone on the ground anymore, but I can't imagine where it ends up is going to be that fulfilling. But then I guess being in a freezer before that probably wasn't that exciting either.
Sticks by Diane Alber is This book is so adorable and sweet. You know an author is good at character building when I bond with a stick. :) The art has a beautiful style mixed with black and white with a splash of color. And I like the author's reference to her last books. I also love it was inspired by her kids.
Sticks by Diane Alber is We loved this book! I was very impressed by the fully fleshed-out story in rhyme with a great message about being yourself. The rhymes are articulate and flow very well and the art is very cute. As a bonus there's a popsicle stick craft project at the end of the book. My kids (3 and 7) both enjoyed the story and the popsicle stick project will be fun to build later.