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Strega Nona The first Strega Nona book came about because Tomie dePaola was asked to retell a folktale.
Coming full circle When David Shannon switched from editorial illustrations to children’s books, he realized it was his true calling.
Working with Christopher Myers Walter Dean Myers explains how his son pushes him to take more chances.
Hiding Fritz As a fun aside, Chris Van Allsburg draws this famous bull terrier into every one of his books.
Creating new images Christopher Myers doesn’t like the way that black people are portrayed in the media.
More contrast Patricia Polacco explains why she sometimes chooses to illustrate in black and white instead of color.
Frank Einstein, from atoms to the universe Jon Scieszka’s love of science led to the creation of Frank Einstein.
