Picture books
and phase books are much the same owing to both types of jotter are intended for a childlike audience, nevertheless they differ in their entity audiences and formats.
Format
Picture books tend to be larger in size than chapter books To admit the illustrator more space for creating images, and are usually printed in full color. Chapter books tend to be smaller in size and printed in black and white since they contain mostly text.Examples
Chapter books
Episode books tell a single story primarily or exclusively through text that is divided into parts called chapters.
Target audience
Picture books are generally geared toward preschool- through early-elementary-aged children. Chapter books are usually intended for older children who can read on their own and do not need illustrations to aid in comprehension.
Picture books
Picture books are books for fresh children that apprise a narrative completed illustrations and a miniature extent of topic. Some may not chalk up any passage."The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle is an example of a picture book that uses illustrations and minimal text. "The Adventures of Polo" by Regis Faller is a picture book with no text. "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeliene L'Engle is an example of a chapter book.
