How to Draw the Legend of Zelda

Rating:
Summary: Too much for a kid
Review: Although this is a helpful book, it is missing some of the most important people. It doesn't have an adult Zelda or any of the Seven Sages. It does have Saria, though. It also doesn't have any of the Zoras. It has Deku Link, but none of his other bodies. The Skull Kid isn't there, either. I don't know if you should buy it. If there is a more complete book on the way, I would wait for it. What they do have is very good, though, so if you're happy with Link and Ganon, this book is great.

Rating:
Summary: Too much for a kid
Review: Let's face it,most kids that play and are obsessed with Zelda have ADHD. I thought this book would be great for a 9 yr old but the instructions were too tedious for him. He ended up getting too frustrated and has never picked up the book again. I'm sure not going to give the kid Ritalin so he can draw a fricken decu bush.

Rating:
Summary: Rated E for Especially Harsh
Review: The Zelda games are mostly rated E for everyone... Not this guide! Sure it's got lots of characters, like King Dodongo, and Saria, but drawing them is a different story. The instructions are very undetailed and I bet, even if you think your patience is supream, you'll agree, this is nothing short of not very usefull. If you're like me, and want to draw or at least get a few tips on how to draw Link, I still suggest, think before you buy.

Rating:
Summary: Way too short.
Review: What I was hoping for with this book was details. The inking was really thick, so the really fine details were hard to distinguish, making my purchase for that sake fruitless.
Also, the number of characters in the book is a piddling 13, and a number of those aren't characters, but rather monsters from Ocarina of Time. While they are marginally interesting in their own right, I think the space would be better used on more important characters.
The book's quite cheap, so you may want it as a guide to the rough proportions of a few characters. It's not worth much more than its cover price, though.

Rating:
Summary: Way too short.
Review: What I was hoping for with this book was details. The inking was really thick, so the really fine details were hard to distinguish, making my purchase for that sake fruitless.
Also, the number of characters in the book is a piddling 13, and a number of those aren't characters, but rather monsters from Ocarina of Time. While they are marginally interesting in their own right, I think the space would be better used on more important characters.
The book's quite cheap, so you may want it as a guide to the rough proportions of a few characters. It's not worth much more than its cover price, though.