The book is about the ways that different artists have illustrated certain stories about Jesus Christ. This text respectfully draws on Christian art to explore the concept of how representation always involves interpretation.

The book is a biography of the South African artist, Gerard Sekoto. Most of the illustrations are his artworks, and the book traces the development of his individual style.

The book is a chronological overview of car design since the 1920s Model T Ford. It focuses largely on saloon cars and hatchbacks so that it is easier to compare the cars from the different decades. The book ends by looking at car designs that have not yet been put into production (concept cars).

The story is about a boy who finds a magic paintbrush that can paint anything perfectly realistically. When he loses it, he is devastated, but it is then that he learns to paint in a more creative way.

This book, structured according to the CAPS curriculum, covers the following 4 skills: Listening and Speaking, Reading and Viewing, Writing and Presenting and Language Structures and Conventions. It offers: Comprehensive Notes on each of these 4 skills, Exercises with answers on each of the skills and Exam papers and answers. This learner-friendly study guide complements the integrated approach emphasised in the curriculum by offering targeted support for specific sub-skills as well as integrated exercises. Clear guidance is provided on how to approach assessment tasks including examples with hints and constructive comments.