Show me a story! : why picture books matter : conversations with 21 of the world's most celebrated illustrators / compiled and edited by Leonard S. Marcus ; with a foreword by David Wiesner.
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- 0763635065
- 9780763635060
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
In compelling interviews by the acclaimed Leonard S. Marcus, twenty-one top authors and illustrators reveal their inside stories on the art of creating picture books.
Max and Mickey; Miss Nelson; Pack, Quack, and Mrs. Mallard; Pigeon; Sylvester; John Henry; and a very hungry caterpillar -- these are just a few of the beloved picture book characters discussed in Show Me a Story . Renowned children's literature authority Leonard S. Marcus speaks with their creators and others -- twenty-one of the world's most celebrated authors and illustrators
-- and asks about their childhood, their inspiration, their determination, their mentors, their creative choices, and more. Amplifying these richly entertaining and thought-provoking conversations are eighty-eight full-color plates revealing each illustrator's artistic process from sketch to near
-final artwork in fascinating, behind-the-scenes detail. Why do children love and need picture books so much? Recasting and greatly expanding on a volume published in 2002 as Ways of Telling , Leonard S. Marcus confirms that picture books matter because they make a difference in our children's lives.
Mitsumasa Anno -- Quentin Blake -- Ashley Bryan -- John Burningham -- Eric Carle -- Lois Ehlert -- Kevin Henkes -- Tana Hoban -- Yumi Heo -- James Marshall -- Robert McClosky -- Helen Oxenbury -- Jerry Pinkney -- Chris Raschka -- Maurice Sendak -- Peter Sís -- William Steig -- Rosemary Wells -- Mo Willems -- Vera B. Williams -- Lisbeth Zwerger.