Maurice Sendak's Little Bear and his friends want to join the celebration. Thank you very much for sharing so much art!

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One more before bed. Meet ‘Old Perisher’, the naughty cat of Corporation Gardens. Written by Diana Ross and published by Faber in 1965.
Illustrations of course by

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I thought I’d kick off my contributions to for with some wonderful Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain - from a 2nd printing (1936). Beautiful colour reproduction in this ed.

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. Happiest I can't imagine my life without the illustrators I've loved. Too many for one, I've had to do a top four. Wump World - B. Peet. Wind in the Willows - M. Hague. Where the Wild Things Are - M. Sendak. Cicely Mary Barker <3

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One of my favourite dragon books, gorgeous illustrations from full of colour & heart

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One illustrator in my mind straight away for hard to choose because they’re all glorious

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And, still on authors/illustrators, may I mention the amazing , whose YA fantasy books feature his own illustrations? A selection from his 1st series, The Tapestry!
(more on his fantasy here: https://t.co/yCoF9wYSFw)

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Today is These images are by my all time favourite book illustrator - the fantastic Brian Wildsmith. And it only occurred to me today that your own illustrations also have this wonderful, painterly, emotive quality - I love them!

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I love every illustration in this book & for ’s & here’s an illy by the talented for Spike Lee & ’s book “Please, Puppy, Please” as it was one of my choices for 🐶🐱📘

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"In an old house in Paris that was covered in vines..." One of the most memorable books from my own childhood, by Ludwig Bemelmans.

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This was really hard but I have limited myself to: , because nobody captured movement and expression quite like him, , my childhood hero, and my favourite modern .

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My 2 year olds obsession with the moon led me to remember one of my all time favourite illustrations. It gives you that warm and fuzzy feeling every time you see it....Barbara Firth's beautiful illustrations in Can't You Sleep Little Bear. 🐻♥️

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From the sublime & moving 'The Last Giants' written & illustrated by Francois Place ( )

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Second choice is French Canadian picturebook maker Isabelle Arsenault, and this on is from her collaboration with Timothée de Fombelle, “Captain Rosalie”. There is a stillness, a beauty to her work that makes the reader pause totake it in.

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Happy - what better way to celebrate than with a feast of Provensens and A Visit to William Blake’s Inn by Nancy Willard!

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