Grand Art, Gris

My daughter’s crayon masterpieces used to pile up in a drawer, but now they’re neatly displayed in this frame book and we actually flip through it together at bedtime. The pages feel sturdy enough to handle her enthusiastic coloring, and it’s solved the “what do we keep?” argument in our house. So g

I’ve been keeping every piece my son brings home, and this Frame Book finally lets me flip through them like a real gallery instead of stuffing them in a drawer. The pages hold the artwork flat without any wrinkles, which is more than I can say for the pile of mismatched frames I tried before.

My daughter’s drawings used to pile up in a box under the bed, but this frame book finally gives them a proper home on the shelf. The pages are thick enough that crayon marks don’t bleed through, so we can flip through her whole gallery without worry. Such a relief to actually see her art instead of