So Many Things: A Box Set of 5 How-to-Draw Books for Kids (Travel Activities Series)

Help young artists learn how to draw 200+ amazing things with five beginner-friendly books featuring quick, step-by-step lessons!

So Many Things is a five-book kids drawing book box set for ages 6–12, with simple instructions that show children how to draw animals, flowers, sea life, woodland creatures, and magical things. Professional artist Alli Koch breaks every project into easy steps that kids can complete in five minutes or less—no experience required.

Inside the box set:

• 5 THEMED BOOKS: Explore farm animals, forest friends, ocean life, flowers, mermaids, unicorns, and more.
  
• 200+ DRAWING PROJECTS: More than 40 activities per book provide hours of screen-free creativity.
  
• EASY STEP-BY-STEP LESSONS: Clear diagrams teach kids how to draw from start to finish while building skills and confidence.
  
• KID-FRIENDLY DESIGN: Layflat binding keeps pages open, while premium perforated paper makes finished artwork easy to remove and display.
  
• COMPACT TRAVEL SIZE: Slip the mini books into a backpack for road trips, airplane activities, vacations, or creative fun anywhere.
  

Perfect for beginners and young artists, including children as young as five, this engaging set makes learning how to draw approachable and fun.

A creative gift for girls and boys ages 6–12—perfect for birthdays, Christmas, holidays, Easter baskets, vacations, and any occasion that calls for screen-free fun.

Alli Koch is a city girl at heart, based in Dallas, Texas. She is the hands and heart behind Alli K Design, which is all she has known since college. With persistence and determination, she has turned her canvas crafts into murals, flower doodles into published books, and hanging out with friends sometimes involves recording her podcast, Breakfast with Sis. Alli discovered that creating, inspiring, and teaching others is what makes her thrive. A typical day for Alli includes going to Chick-fil-A, cuddling with her cats, and hanging out at her local plant nursery.