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Remembering Adrienne Adams, illustrator, author, artist and winner of 2 Caldecott Honors (1960, 1962) as well as the Rutgers Award in 1973 for overall contributions to children’s literature.#kidlit #kidlitart #ChildrensBooks
Before Watercress by @AndreaYWang and @authorjasonchin, there have been only four other books that received recognition from both the Caldecott and Newbery committees. Congratulations to this amazing book and it's creators (and keep reading for the other four) @HolidayHouseBks
Donna Barba Higuera, Jason Chin, Angeline Boulley Win Newbery, Caldecott, Printz Awards https://t.co/1MA5XWKFGb
Barbara Cooney (Ox-Cart Man, written by Donald Hall, 1979)
1980 Caldecott Medal Winner
A toy comes to life in this 1922 classic - Erin Stead, Caldecott medalist, reimagines 'The Velveteen Rabbit' for Its 100th birthday while in Australia Helene Magisson @NFPublishing touches hearts and souls ❤️https://t.co/uMNlqQRxko via @publisherswkly
The ALA Graphics Winter Catalog is out with a new READ poster by artist @MichaelaGoade, 2021 #Caldecott recipient, #NationalLibraryWeek "Connect with your Library” materials, and more. https://t.co/4weolV3DWv
When scholars say that Randolph Caldecott helped invent modern picture books for children, it’s due to scenes like this. He treated the landscape beautifully & calmly —though it was “only” a children’s book. I love his work. This is from “Sing a Song for Sixpence” (1880)
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Hungarian Author & Illustrator Kate Seredy (1899 - 1975). Although Hungarian, she wrote exclusively in English, taking both Newberry & Caldecott Honours for both her Writing & Illustration respectively. #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Hungarian Author & Illustrator Kate Seredy (1899 - 1975). Although Hungarian, she wrote exclusively in English, taking both Newberry & Caldecott Honours for both her Writing & Illustration respectively. #IllustrationOfTheDay
Illustrations from ‘The Queen of Hearts' (1906, Warme) by Randolph Caldecott (1846-1886) #vintageillustration
You’ve met the creators of the 2021 Caldecott Medal Winner WE ARE WATER PROTECTORS, now meet the designer who helped put it all together, @aramkimart! Aram shares more about the creation of this stunning picture book here: https://t.co/fARgdACkRT #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
The #CallingCaldecott bloggers take a look at the impact that illustrator #JerryPinkney has had on the legacy of the #Caldecott Award: https://t.co/A3NdBmykTF @SevenImp @mvpHornBook
Please take some time to go back and marvel over the incredible works of Jerry Pinkney, the Caldecott-winning illustrator, who died yesterday at age 81. He was a beautiful man whose illustrations were equally as beautiful. 🥲
#KidLit Books, articles, interviews + more for #IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay21 : "2021 saw a groundbreaking (and long-overdue) first #Caldecott win for a woman of color and a Native person @MichaelaGoade..." https://t.co/2wOlNIXpXP
Lane Smith (born in 1959) is an American illustrator and writer of children's books. He is known for his eclectic visuals and subject matter, both humorous and earnest. He won a Caldecott Award for Stinky Cheese Man (written by Jon Scieszka) in 1992, and Grandpa Green in 2012.
You are never too old to begin writing. William Steig, known for such books as Sylvester & the Magic Pebble, did not begin writing children's books until he was 61. He would go on to write 30 of them & win the Caldecott Medal. He died #OTD in 2003.
This piece comes from our Gail Haley collection. A Charlotte native, Haley is a Caldecott Medal and Greenaway Medal-winning children’s book author and illustrator. Learn more about her collection here: https://t.co/uGaGpKRV2T #ArchivesArt #ArchivesHashtagParty
#CallingCaldecott: @MarjorieIngall on Peter Sís's "Nicky & Vera" (@NYRBooks), which "employs his characteristic maps, mazes, graphic borders, stamps, + circles...in a story about a border-crossing, document-forging, labyrinthine wartime rescue effort." https://t.co/8r59ICxaYA
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - O is for Elizabeth Orton Jones (1910 - 2005) an American Author and Illustrator. She won the Caldecott Medal for Picture Book Illustration in 1945, for her illustrations for her book "Prayer For A Child" #IllustrationOfTheDay