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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Kate Greenaway Medal
Many thanks to Jeffrey Alan Love for his stunning work on the illustrated Norse Myths, and to Olivia Lomenech Gill for hers on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Both now longlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal.
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The Hero’s Quest
This is going to be a gorgeous book. A scary alphabet for all ages. To be published by Walker and Candlewick later this year.
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Gordon Crabb, stock photography
What a difference a year makes. Gordon photographed these sisters a year ago, dressed as Victorians, and now just recently as 40’s or 50’s children. They look quite miserable here but I gather that there was much bouncing on the … Continue reading
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The Easter Empire, by Ian Miller
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