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Slobodkin, sloh BOD kihn, Louis (1903-1975), was an American sculptor and author-illustrator of children's books. He received the Caldecott Medal in 1944 for his illustrations for James Thurber's book Many Moons. The first children's books he wrote and illustrated were Friendly Animals (1944) and Magic Michael (1944). His other children's books include Bixxy and the Secret Message (1949) and Amiable Giant (1955). His sculpture decorates many public buildings. He wrote Sculpture: Principles… More »
Caldecott Medal is an annual award for the most distinguished picture book for children published... More >>
Coretta Scott King Awards honor African American authors and illustrators of outstanding books... More >>
Literature for children consists of the huge body of literature that has appeal for individuals... More >>
Newbery Medal is an annual award given to the author of the most distinguished contribution to... More >>
Potter, Harry, is the boy hero of a spectacularly popular series of fantasy novels for children.... More >>
Regina, rih JEE nuh, Medal is an award honoring a person for a lifetime contribution to... More >>
Silverstein, SIHL vuhr styn or SIHL vuhr steen, Shel (1932-1999), was a popular American author... More >>
Storytelling is the art and craft of telling stories orally. Storytelling is an ancient... More >>
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