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The Art Project By Tomie De Pola

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“The Art Project” by Tomie de Pola is a book that explores the ideas of perseverance and believing in yourself and it teaches kids to not give in to teachers that are stricter to rules.This book also allows kids to see the hardships one may have to go through at a young age. This book is based on a purpose he did fulfill his purpose by getting his point across and showing how the kids even when they are young face difficulties in life but the book talks about not giving up through life when things get tough. I do recommend this book because it is a good book and it teaches kids at a young age to not be discouraged. “The Art Project” by Tomie de Pola is a book that explores the ideas of perseverance and believing in yourself and it teaches
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