One of
The New York Times Book Review's Notable Books of 1988
1988
Redbook Children's Picture Book Award
An ALA Notable Book
"[F]unny and telling. Another triumph."--
The Washington Post Book World* "[D]eliciously funny."--
Kirkus Reviews, starred review* "[T]horoughly enjoyable."--
School Library Journal, starred review"The genius of Arthur Yorinks's understated text is that he knows what's truly important to youngsters. . . . Arthur Yorinks's dialogue is as well-timed as the best comedy act."--
Alice Miller Bregman, The New York Times Book Review
Arthur Yorinks is a distinguished children's book author, as well as an accomplished playwright and director. His many books include the Caldecott winner
Hey, Al, illustrated by Richard Egielski, and
The Miami Giant, illustrated by longtime friend and cofounder of The Night Kitchen Theater, Maurice Sendak. Visit Arthur online at arthuryorinks.com.
David Small is the author and illustrator of many picture books, including the classic
Imogene's Antlers. For many years he worked as an editorial artist, his work appearing frequently in
The New Yorker and
The New York Times. Awarded the Caldecott Medal for
So You Want to Be President? by Judith St. George as well as Caldecott Honors for
One Cool Friend by Toni Buzzeo and
The Gardener by Sarah Stewart, David also wrote and illustrated the National Book Award Finalist
Stitches: A Memoir. He has collaborated on several acclaimed books with Sarah Stewart, including
The Library. He and Ms. Stewart are married and live in Michigan. You can find him online at davidsmallbooks.com.