Printable Star Wars book covers
- by Maureen Carter on Aug 27th 2007 11:00AM
- kids, seasonal, crafts
With back to school fast approaching you may find yourself on the look out for inexpensive ways to get a few of the many things you will need to get for your young student. While price is a major deciding factor for parents, the coolness factor is what makes a kid like it.I think I may have found something that both parent and kids can agree on in the book cover department. These have a very high coolness to cost ratio and if I went to school still I would so use these.
At the official Star Wars web site I found these awesome printable book covers in the kids section. All you need is a printer, a good supply of printer ink and a few other basic supplies that you probably already bought for back to school.
There are two different collections of designs done by two different artists. As a result they look a little different than the characters your kids may be used to. They are much more "cartoony". One collection may be more girl fan friendly and the other more what a boy would like. There are also some retro book plates that were originally published in 1983.
Check them out and have fun assembling. And remember, do or do not, there is no try. May the force be with you.
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By the time August rolls around I am usually so frazzled from June and July that shopping for school supplies seems like a welcome, bright light at the end of a very long tunnel. As we load up the basket with binders and mechanical pencils, I envision mornings of dropping off the kids and returning home to a silent house where I will sit in blissful peace and drink a cup of coffee without the stomping sounds of my children's feet ringing through the air. As a result of my end of summer stupor, I often ignore the prices and willingly pay almost anything for supplies.
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