Jackie Morris
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February 2016
- Children's booksKate Greenaway medal longlist 2016 - in picturesDiscover the 2016 Kate Greenaway medal longlist in which former winners Anthony Browne, Chris Riddell, Helen Oxenbury and Emily Gravett battle it out with newcomers for the prestigious illustration award. The shortlist will be announced on 15 March and winner on 20 June
January 2016
- Children's booksAuthors share their reading resolutions for 2016 – now share yours!From ‘bookending’ every day, to full digital detox to reading more books in translation, authors including Louise O’Neill, Meg Rosoff, Katherine Rundell, Philip Reeve, Francesca Simon and Juno Dawson (nee James) reveal reading-related resolutions
December 2015
September 2015
- Children's booksWhy powerful heroines star in my fairytale retellings – in picturesAuthor and illustrator Jackie Morris wanted to be a bear when she was growing up, maybe that’s why she’s fascinated with transformation and retelling strange fairytales about turning brothers into swans, with heroines who are a bit like her. Here Jackie shares beautiful original drawings and thoughts on how and why she was drawn to make East of the Sun, West of the Moon and The Wild Swans
May 2015
February 2015
September 2014
- Children's booksCat Walk: a beautiful gallery of cats by Jackie Morris
Jackie Morris is known for celebrating cats and all animals in her books for children. Now she shares a thrilling selection of photographs of her own cats – both past and present – on their walks together in the stunning Pembrokeshire countryside which she has turned into a book Cat Walk
May 2014
October 2013
- Children's booksHow to draw ... hares
Will our latest How to draw have you a-hop, a-skip and a-jumping to your paintbrushes or running for the hills? We're pretty sure it'll be the former as Jackie Morris helps you to hone your painting skills and draw the hero of her new book, Song of the Golden Hare. Don't forget to send us your pictures so we can create our very own hall of hares!