"As Warhol's practice expands into silk screens, film, music, magazines, and television, Mack weaves in iconic details--Warhol's penchant for wigs, collaboration, and mother--and sums up his worldview: "I think art is about liking things. It's about seeing the things around us in a new way. Seeing them as pretty. EVERYTHING is pretty. Don't you think?"" -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "This illustrated biography will engage readers with its conversational, first-person narration about what inspired Warhol's artistry and what art can be.Ideal for the art classroom and in-class discussion, this friendly introduction to Warhol's artistic inspirations, loosely framed around a biographical narrative, will spark curiosity in early elementary listeners as they brush through big questions about art and fame." -- School Library Journal.