Evie-Marie is good at a lot of different things. She can make origami hearts, play all her scales on the piano, remember everything from Spanish class, and write stories that delight the entire class, including the teacher. But no matter how hard she tries, Evie-Marie can't draw. Not being able to draw is frustrating enough, but almost everyone else's suggestions for artistic improvement make things worse. Will asking for help from the best artist in class be the solution to her problem, or will Evie-Marie come to accept that drawing may always be a challenge for her?

Written and illustrated by AMI Primary Diploma holder and early childhood development specialist, Mary Da Prato, Evie-Marie Can't Draw is a tribute to everyone who can't draw as well as everyone who can.