The first books I read in my childhood contained images: five kids talking to a large policeman (Enid Blyton); a child looking in horror at a man who has escaped from prison, in the light of a fire ...

With so few words, most of them kid-friendly, it should be a piece of cake. But it depends on who’s holding the whisk. By Daniel Hahn In “Where the Wild Things Are,” the boy Max finds himself sailing ...

Whose stories deserve to be told in picture book biographies? Authors, illustrators, and editors gathered at New York University to discuss this question and others at a Saturday morning symposium ...

Martin Salisbury’s new coffee table book, 100 Great Children’s Picture Books, is an eccentric survey of works from around the world that are remarkable for beautiful, innovative, or original art and ...

It can be thrillingly dangerous and profoundly comforting at the same time. From “We Go to the Park.”Credit...Beatrice Alemagna Supported by By Mac Barnett Mac Barnett has written more than 30 picture ...

Text by Michele Markel | Illustrated by Barbara McClintock | Translated by Kim Seo-jung | Bookreading Bear | 44 pages | 15,000 Korean won The world within picture books is filled with vibrant ...

Uri Shulevitz, who sketched his first drawings as a young Polish Jew fleeing the Nazis and grew up to become an acclaimed children’s author and illustrator, infusing his books with color and beauty ...