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The Evolution Of Books & Magazines: Behind The Scenes!

Hello there, we are making a book about how are books and magazines change over time. So, the first things we need is our illustrator Bernice Chong, who is good at drawing full illustrations, and Ms. Romano will the hostess of this book. So, this book talks about how pages change, and how lots of things change. So, we have started in 1864 because, when I go to a pioneer village to see victorian items, and I saw a French fashion print from 1864 there. And we have a newspaper from 1859, to copy some pictures, and a fashion magazine from 1865 to draw what the fashion is like, and how do they dress that way, and other hobbies and what do they put in it too. So, we have Elle and Vogue magazines to copy modern fashion and devices. And Bernice Chong is going to draw them out So, we are making the years of the magazine between time to time because we want to know how magazines change over the years. We have to search on the internet to find the perfect information to put on the credits, so people will learn what they are. So, this book is perfect for researching and learning about how it changes.

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