Frank Lloyd Wright for Kids: His Life and Ideas (47) (For Kids series)

Discover the fascinating world of America's leading architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, with the engaging and educational book, Frank Lloyd Wright for Kids: His Life and Ideas. This revised and updated edition provides a kid-friendly exploration of Wright's life, his iconic works, and the influences that shaped his career. Immerse yourself in the captivating prose and anecdotes of author Kathleen Thorne-Thomsen as she uncovers the story behind Wright's Wisconsin childhood, his struggles as a young architect, and his rise to becoming a true master of his craft.

Take a journey through Wright's innovative design concepts and architectural wonders, including the astonishing Robie House, the graceful Hollyhock House, and the visionary Guggenheim Museum. Learn about Wright's unique style and the impact it had on the world of architecture. With new sidebars on influential topics such as the Chicago and Bauhaus schools of architecture, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the architect and the fascinating era he lived in.

Beyond the captivating storytelling, this book also offers hands-on projects that will ignite your creativity and architectural flair. Dive deep into architectural and design concepts as you embark on 21 fun projects. Build an edible model of Fallingwater, create a miniature Japanese kite, and even read and interpret an architectural plan. With this book by your side, you'll not only learn about Frank Lloyd Wright, but also actively engage and explore the world of architecture.

To enhance your learning experience, the book provides additional resources like a timeline, glossary, bibliography, and a list of houses to visit. Immerse yourself in the world of Frank Lloyd Wright and gain insights into the life and ideas of this architectural genius. Grab your copy now and start your journey into the realm of Frank Lloyd Wright!