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Ross Collins

Ross Collins has illustrated nearly 100 children's books so far, and written nine. His influences include Windsor McCay, Edward Gorey, Satoshi Kitamura and the animations of Warner Bros. and Pixar. Ross's work has won and been shortlisted for many awards, and has been exhibited in Glasgow, London, Edinburgh and New York.

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Lynne Chapman

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Holly Clifton-Brown

 

Holly was born in London, but has travelled widely around Africa and Asia. She now lives in Bristol. Her favourite books include How to Catch a Star by Oliver Jeffers and Emily Gravett's picture books, in particular her lastest release, Dogs. Holly enjoys pottery, takes regular classes and one day hopes to have her own pottery studio and small shop/gallery.

Holly attended Chelsea School of Art Media and Design and Bristol UWE Faculty of Art Media and Design (1st Class Hons.) Her first picture book, Annie Hoot and the Knitting Extravaganza, is published by Andersen Press in 2010.You can read her blog here: http://hollycliftonbrown.blogspot.com/

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Sharon Creech

              

Sharon Creech is an internationally acclaimed author who lives in upstate New York with her husband. Visit her website here: http://www.sharoncreech.com/

 

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Awards & Reviews

Out of Shadows

by Jason Wallace

'Excellent. [Out of Shadows is] the
latest lacerating addition to the
boarding-school-as-living-hell genre
... read on if you have the courage.
The author attended a similar
establishment at the age of 12,
and gives every indication of knowing
exactly what he is writing about.'

Independent
 

Elmer's Special Day

by David McKee



'The first Elmer book seemed like a great and original one-off, McKee's extraordinary imagination and colourful art have between them maintained originality and delight over all these years: amazing.' Chris Brown, School Librarian

 

 
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