About 5 days ago I bought my first art book!!
I'm not a bookworm type of guy _{I never read a book before actually} usually I just buy books with interesting covers or titles, read the first two pages and put them on the shelf

I was at the library with my sister _{she's a book freak} and she took a lot of time just wandering there, so I got bored and went to take a look at the art section. There were a lot of cool looking books there with amazing covers!!
I wanted to buy a lot of them but they're kind of expensive and I was almost broke, so I got to only buy one (and I'm broke now )

The book is titled "The Practical Encyclopedia Of Water Colour" by Wendy Jelbert & Ian Sidaway, and it's really amazing!! I never thought art books were that useful!! It goes through everything, colours, brushes, paper, techniques, everything!! I'm so excited about what I'll learn from it!! It also has some walk-through examples to help you practice
I started reading it and now i'm in page 17 out of 256

If you're like me and never got near books I really recomend that you give it a try, it's really helpfull!!
And if you've read some art books before, what books do you recomend?