(3) K-3 Illustrated by Roy Lichtenstein. Rubin continues her successful approach to art books for the young, here focusing on pop-art icon Roy Lichtenstein, whose work is characterized by primary colors, bold black lines, and small dots à la newspaper printing. The simple text comments on each picture while connecting them in a coherent narrative. A brief author's note conveys basic biographical information; credits identify the Lichtenstein works featured.

Reviewer: Jonathan Hunt

(2) YA Rubin begins in 1961 with a glimpse at Lichtenstein's first foray into cartoon art reproduction, Look Mickey, the painting that launched his fame. Showing pivotal pieces of Lichtenstein's art, Rubin also manages to include related images that help explain each piece's predecessors. The book's design pops without overshadowing its material, and back matter is impressive in its completeness. Bib., glos., ind.

Reviewer: Lolly Robinson | Horn Book Magazine Issue: January, 2009