Perhaps I thought this book wouldn't amount to much, but it's both deeper (in its sociology and psychology of learning) and more engaging (in equipping us ALL to think visually. Combined with the recent Sketchnote books by [a:Mike Rohde|4707285|Mike Rohde|https://s.gr-assets.com/assets/nophoto/user/u_50x66-ccc56e79bcc2db9e6cdcd450a4940d46.png] and [a:Austin Kleon|2985039|Austin Kleon|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1381372368p2/2985039.jpg], these three authors have unleashed a force of creativity within me that I just didn't know I had. I've reread Doodle Revolution this year and will continue to; just as I have with Rohde's and Kleon's books.