illustrators

Few author-illustrators share Mo Willems keen insight into the minds of young children. Dubbed the master of the doodle, Willems inspires his readers to laugh and think, and perhaps most importantly, to express themselves creatively. Chronicling Willems life and development as an illustrator and storyteller, this lively volume provides insight into his whimsical sensibility and demonstrates that hard work can be fun if you love what you do. In line with Common Core Standards, text features, including quick fact and vocabulary boxes, help readers quickly locate important information and allow them to approach Willems works with new understanding and appreciation.

Looks at the life and work of writer and illustrator Maurice Sendak, author of "Where the Wild Things Are.".

Presents the biography of children's book author Cornelia Funke while exploring her creative process as a writer and illustrator and the cultural impact of her work.

A follow-up to Drawing from Memory, recounts the author's coming-of-age at a military academy, where he endured harsh racism before embarking on a journey to discover himself as a Japanese-American artist.

A comprehensive, illustrated book featuring over 280 drawings of American cartoonist, Willaim Steig.

Presents the life and career of Grace Lin, including her childhood, education, and milestones as a bestselling children's author and illustrator.

Contains entries that provide biographical and bibliographical information about one hundred authors and illustrators of picture books for young readers; arranged alphabetically by last name.

A biography of the author of the popular Madeline books, Ludwig Bemelmans, as well as a look at his art work and writings.

A biography of Shel Silverstein, as a author, songwriter, and journalist.