Hilarious childhood biographies and full-color illustrations reveal how Leonardo da Vinci, Beatrix Potter, Keith Haring, and other great artists in history coped with regular kid problems.

Leonardo da Vinci: the marvelous Medusa Shield -- Vincent van Gogh: the boy who loved bugs -- Beatrix Potter: nature girl -- Emily Carr: out of the woods -- Georgia O'Keeffe: born a rebel -- Louise Nevelson: coming to America -- Dr. Seuss: and to think that he saw it on Mulberry Street -- Jackson Pollock: boy on the move -- Charles Schulz: the shy guy -- Yoko Ono: reversal of fortune -- Jean-Michel Basquiat: the anatomy lesson -- Claude Monet: impress to success -- Pablo Picasso: problem child makes good -- Frida Kahlo: like father, like daughter -- Jacob Lawrence: little kid, great migration -- Andy Warhol: mother knows best -- Keith Haring: through a kid's eyes.