Jake Hayesさんのイラストまとめ

@mrjamesmayhew @lifeinleaves I love how her drawings are so spare in those later books. Like this from November.

Raise a glass to Aslan and his team, worthy champions of the #WorldCupofChildrensBooks. Thanks to everybody who took part, the Turkish Delight is on me!

Sausage and chips with ice cream in your nightie, or sardines on soft buttered toast, soft boiled eggs and sugar-topped cake. You choose.
#worldcupofchildrensbooks https://t.co/GKN8TAT6ux

@redbreastedbird Definitely Glob Herman

Match 3 #WCCB
Some comfort reading

When you want to go out for a plate of sausage and chips, but you can't.

1. Maurice Sendak
2. Eric Carle
3. Judith Kerr
4. Allan and Janet Ahlberg

Let's add some more to this list of brilliant children's books in translation. The Legend of Sally Jones by Jakob Wegelius is the prequel to the equally delightful Murderer’s Ape. Here we discover how Sally Jones, the gorilla with the worst luck in the world, came to be.

All hail Brian Wildsmith who would have been 90 today and brought so much colour to children's books! His family have set up a wonderful new website: https://t.co/yhDRksINnh
Here is one of my favourite images, from A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson #Wildsmith90

‘I happened to see out of my window one winter evening; an older man and his little grandson sharply outlined against a blazing Christmas tree on a bonfire.’ Burning the Tree by Shirley Hughes https://t.co/Hk96sCjsrG

"A cold, wet day in December. The worst kind of day for the backlands. The clouds were so low they seemed to trail their mists in the treetops." Today's wintry read is The Giant Under the Snow by John Gordon (cover by Antony Maitland) #AdventCalendar https://t.co/qjl1hmwFmm