Exploring the World of Authors and Illustrators

The video tutorial explains the roles of authors and illustrators in book creation. An author writes the words, while an illustrator draws the pictures. Some individuals can be both, handling both writing and illustrating tasks. The video emphasizes understanding these roles in the context of book production.

What is the primary role of an author?

• To edit the book

• To publish the book

• To write the words

• To draw pictures

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Why does every book have an author?

• Because someone needs to publish it

• Because someone needs to write the words

• Because someone needs to edit it

• Because someone needs to draw the pictures

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What is the main job of an illustrator?

• To edit the book

• To publish the book

• To draw the pictures

• To write the words

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Can an author also be the illustrator of the same book?

• No, they can only draw

• Yes, but only if they are also the publisher

• No, they can only write

• Yes, they can do both

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What should you remember about the roles of an author and an illustrator?

• Both draw pictures

• Both write words

• An author draws pictures, and an illustrator writes words

• An author writes words, and an illustrator draws pictures

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