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Richard Johnson’s Alice in Wonderland pop up book!

Richard Johnson has recently been working hard on a fantastic new version of Alice in Wonderland. This timeless classic by Lewis Carroll, has been given a revamp with Richard's trademark style and rich colour, and is beautifully realised in 3D with it's glorious pop up pages.

Richard Johnson’s Alice in Wonderland pop up book!Richard Johnson’s Alice in Wonderland pop up book!Richard Johnson’s Alice in Wonderland pop up book!Richard Johnson’s Alice in Wonderland pop up book!Richard Johnson is represented by the Organisation

Carol Liddiment award!

Great news for Carol Liddiment, as a book she illustrated had just won the Sharjah World Book Fair Children's Book Award for 2010! 'How Many Donkeys?' is a charming Arabic counting tale retold by Margaret Read MacDonald and Nadiah Jameel Taibah and Carol's beautiful illustrations really do make the story come alive. Congratulations to all!

Carol Liddiment award!Carol Liddiment award!Carol Liddiment award!

Carol Liddiment is represented by The Organisation

Just Published!

Adam Stower has created wonderfully wintery cover and inside artwork for Bloomsbury's latest young fiction title, Odd and the Frost Giants, written by Neil Gaiman winner of the Carnegie Medal 2010. The book tells the story of twelve-year old Odd, a young Viking boy who goes on a tremendous quest to reclaim Thor's Hammer, outwit the evil frost giants and release the trapped Norse gods.
Adam works in brush line with indian ink on paper, he perfectly captures the narrative of the adventure story, bringing the characters to life with his sensitive drawing skills.
Just Published!Adam Stower is represented by Arena

Just published!

Alex T Smith's brand new picture book Egg, has just been published by Hodder Children's Books. The story revolves around the delectable Foxy DuBois who invites Egg into her house for a bite to eat. Unfortunately for Egg, Foxy concocts a cunning plan to turn him into breakfast, but she is in for a big surprise when Egg finally hatches…
This funny story has already had some egg-cellent reviews as featured on The Bookbag:
"It's silly, silly and silly some more, and that's what makes it brilliant. Alex T Smith's illustrations fuel the enjoyment... If you're not in fits of giggles by and because of the back endpaper, there's something wrong with you!"
This is Alex’s sixth picture book. Egg is out now and available from all good booksellers.
Just published!Alex T. Smith is represented by Arena

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