A brief summary of the development of picture books worldwide (focusing on currently published English picture books)

* The fol­low­ing arrange­ment is basi­cal­ly arranged in chrono­log­i­cal order of pub­li­ca­tion year, with Eng­lish pic­ture books as the main line (unfor­tu­nate­ly I don’t under­stand oth­er for­eign lan­guages), and also based on works cur­rent­ly pub­lished in main­land Chi­na (books with title marks have been pub­lished in sim­pli­fied Chi­nese), with a focus on Mr. Peng Yi’s “Pic­ture Books: Read­ing and Clas­sics”. Based on this idea, the result is basi­cal­ly based on the win­ners of the Amer­i­can Calde­cott Medal and the British Green­away Medal. Of course, a large num­ber of good books have been missed, and it is even dif­fi­cult to take into account works from Aus­tralia. So even if we look at the devel­op­ment clues of Eng­lish pic­ture books in this way, it is still a fuzzy view, and it can be regard­ed as a sort of arrange­ment that is bet­ter than noth­ing. (Ajia,2011Year9Moon in Hefei,9moon24Revised on the day,2012Year7moon11day,2015Year3moon14(Revised on the 2nd)

☆ Fur­ther ref­er­ence:

Mas­ters of the art of sto­ry­telling for chil­dren(one) (two) (three) (Four) (five) (six) (sev­en) (eight) Tail

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1902The Tale of Peter Rab­bit
Orig­i­nal title:The
Tale of Peter Rab­bit
The Tale of Peter Rab­bit by Beat­rix Pot­ter (Fred­er­ick Warne, 1902)
9,380,274
Author: Beat­rix Pot­terBeat­rix
Pot­ter)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Fred­er­ick
Warne & Co. 1902
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly2001The sec­ond best-sell­ing chil­dren’s book in the year (anoth­er glob­al ver­sion is45 mil­lion, ranked first in pic­ture books)

   
* The Sto­ry of Lit­tle Ben­jamin Rab­bitThe
Tale of Ben­jamin Bun­ny (1904)
   
* The Tale of Two Bad MiceThe
Tale of Two Bad Mice (1904)
   
* The Sto­ry of Mr. Jere­my Fish­er­manThe
Tale of Mr. Jere­my Fish­er (1906)
   
* Talk­ing Tom Cat’s Sto­ryThe
Tale of Tom Kit­ten (1907)
   
* The Tale of Jemi­ma Pud­dle DuckThe
Tale of Jemi­ma Pud­dle-Duck (1908)
   
* The Sto­ry of the Lit­tle Rab­bit of the Fu Fam­i­lyThe
Tale of the Flop­sy Bun­nies (1909)
   
* The Sto­ry of John­ny City MouseThe
Tale of John­ny Town-Mouse (1918)

 

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1928 《100Ten Thou­sand Cats
Orig­i­nal title:Mil­lions
of Cats
Author: Wan­da Geiger (USA)Wan­da
Gág)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Cow­ard,
McCann. 1928
☆1929New­bery Medal Sil­ver Medal

Snow White and the Sev­en Dwarfs by Wan­da Gág
(Cow­ard)
☆1939Calde­cott Medal

 

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1939The Cow Who Loves Flow­ers

The Sto­ry of Fer­di­nand
(beau­ti­ful)Munro Reeve /arts (beau­ti­ful)Robert Law­son /pic­ture
☆ A pic­ture book that was once banned in many coun­tries!

 

1939Made­line
Orig­i­nal title:Made­line
Author: Lud­wig Bimel­mans (USA)Lud­wig
Bemel­mans)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:The
Viking Presse.1939
☆1940Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

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1941Make Way for Duck­lings
Orig­i­nal title:Make
Way for Duck­lings
Author: Robert McCloskeyRobert
McCloskey)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Viking
Press. 1941
☆1942Calde­cott Medal

 

1942The Slow­est Pup­py in the World

(beau­ti­ful)Janet Sper­ling Lowry/arts(beau­ti­ful)Gus­tav Ten­gren/pic­ture

The Poky Lit­tle Pup­py by Janette Sebring Lowrey
(Gold­en,Gold­en Chil­dren’s Book 1942)
14,898,341
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly2001No. 1 best-sell­ing chil­dren’s book in 2018

 

1942Lit­tle House
Orig­i­nal title:The
Lit­tle House
Author: Vir­ginia Lee Bur­tonVir­ginia
Lee Bur­ton )/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Houghton
Mif­flin Com­pa­ny. 1942
☆1943Calde­cott Medal
Mike Mul­li­gan and His Steam Shov­el1939), “Kady and a Big Snow” (1943), “The Sto­ry of Life” (1962)

 

1942Run­away Bun­ny
Orig­i­nal title:The
Run­away Bun­ny
Author: Mar­garet Wise BrownMar­garet
Wise Brown)/By Clement Hurd (USA)Clement
Hurd)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Harp­er
& Row,Publishers,Inc.,New York. 1942

 

1944In the For­est
Orig­i­nal title:In
the For­est
Author: Mary Hall EatsMarie
Hall Ets)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:The
Viking Presse.1944
☆1945Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1945Snow Fes­ti­val Bells
(Switzer­land) Sali­na Kerns 
/arts  Alois Car­rig­it 
/pic­ture

☆ Car­rig­it received1966The first Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Illus­tra­tors

 

1946The Island
Orig­i­nal title:The
Lit­tle Island
author:(beau­ti­ful)Mar­garet Wise BrownMar­garet
Wise Brown) /arts (beau­ti­ful)Leonard Weis­gard (Leonard
Weis­gard)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Dou­ble­day.
1946
☆1947Calde­cott Medal

1947Good­night Moon
Orig­i­nal title:Good­night
Moon
author:Author: Mar­garet Wise BrownMar­garet
Wise Brown)/By Clement Hurd (USA)Clement
Hurd)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Harp­er
& Row,Publishers,Inc.,New York. 1947

 

1947Snow White
Orig­i­nal title:White
Snow, Bright Snow
author:(beau­ti­ful)Alvin Tres­setAlvin
Tres­selt) /arts 
(beau­ti­ful)Roger DeVai­sonRoger
Duvoisin) /pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Lothrop,
1947
☆1948Calde­cott Medal
☆The artist is also the illus­tra­tor of “The Hap­py Lion”

 

1948Lit­tle Serge Pick­ing Blue­ber­ries
Orig­i­nal title:Blue­ber­ries
for Sal
Author: Robert McCloskeyRobert
McCloskey)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Viking
Press.1948
☆1949Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1949Impor­tant Book
Orig­i­nal title:The
Impor­tant Book
author:(beau­ti­ful)Mar­garet Wise BrownMar­garet
Wise Brown) /arts (beau­ti­ful)Leonard Weis­gard (Leonard
Weis­gard)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Harp­er
& Broth­ers, 1949)

 

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1954Cin­derel­la
Orig­i­nal title:Cin­derel­la,
or the Lit­tle Glass Slip­per
author:(beau­ti­ful)Mar­sha BrownMar­cia
Brown)
☆1955Calde­cott Medal
The illus­tra­tor of “Three Goats Gala Gala” 
Three Bil­ly Goats Gruff

 

1956Good Trees
Orig­i­nal title:A
Tree is Nice (Harp­er)
author:(beau­ti­ful)Mar­co SimonMarc
Simont)/pic­ture (beau­ti­ful)Jan­ice May WoodJan­ice
Udry)/arts
☆1957Calde­cott Medal

 

1957The Cat in the Hat

The Cat in the Hat by Dr.
Seuss Dr. Seuss (Ran­dom
House, 1957) 7,220,982
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly2001Ranked ninth among the best-sell­ing chil­dren’s books in 2018

 

1958Crick­et Tow­er
Orig­i­nal title:Cric­tor
Author: Tom­my Unger (France)Tomi
Unger­er)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Dio­genes
Ver­lag AG, Z?rich.1958
☆1998This is a rep­re­sen­ta­tive work of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painter in 2001. His oth­er works include “Three Rob­bers”

 

1959Lit­tle Blue and Lit­tle Yel­low
Orig­i­nal title:Lit­tle
Blue And Lit­tle Yel­low
Author: (US) Leo Lion­niLeo
Lion­ni)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Mulberry.1959

 

1959“sleep­ing Beau­ty” 
Dor­roeschen
(Switzer­land) Hoff­mannFelix
Hoff­mann) /Text and pho­tos

 

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1960Green Eggs and Ham

 Green Eggs and Ham
by Dr. Seuss Dr.
Seuss (Ran­dom House, 1960) 8,143,088
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly2001Ranked fourth in the best-sell­ing chil­dren’s books of the year

 

1961Once Upon a Time There Was a Mouse
Orig­i­nal title:Once
A Mouse…(Scribner)
author:(beau­ti­ful)Mar­sha BrownMar­cia
Brown)
☆1962Calde­cott Medal

1961Fox’s Night Adven­tures
Orig­i­nal title:Fox
Went out on a Chilly Night: An Old Song
author:(beau­ti­ful)Peter SpeerPeter
Spi­er)
☆1962Calde­cott Medal 

1962Moon­light
Orig­i­nal title:The
Boy in the Moon
Author: Ib Spang Olsen (Den­mark)Ib
Spang Olsen)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Gylden­dal
Denmark.1962
☆1972Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painters

 

1962Snowy Day
Orig­i­nal title:The
Snowy Day
Author: Ezra Jack KeatesEzra
Jack Keats)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:The
Viking Press.1962
☆1963Calde­cott Medal

 

1962Pulling the Radish

(Russ­ian)A. Tol­stoy /write (day)Lisako Uchi­da /Trans­la­tion (day)Tadayoshi Sato /pic­ture

 

1963BoA: A Feath­er­less Goose

Bor­ka: The Adven­tures of a Goose With No Feath­ers
John Burn­ing­hamBritain)John Burn­ing­ham
☆ 1964Kate Green­away Medal

 

1963Where the Wild Things Are
Orig­i­nal title:Where
the Wild Things Are
Author: Mau­rice SendakMau­rice
Sendak)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Harp­er
& Row .1963
☆1964Calde­cott Medal
☆1970Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painters

 

1963Lit­tle Black Fish
Orig­i­nal title:Swim­my
Author: (US) Leo Lion­niLeo
Lion­ni)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Alfred
A Knopf, Inc. 1963
☆1964Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1963Miffy at the Sea­side
Orig­i­nal title:Nijn­t­je
aan zee
Author: Dick Bruna (Nether­lands)Dick
Bruna)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Mer­cis
Pub­lish­ing bv.1963

 

1964The Giv­ing Tree
Orig­i­nal title:The
Giv­ing Tree
Author: Shel Sil­ver­steinShel
Sil­ver­stein)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Evil
Eye Music, Inc. 1964
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly2001Ranked 14th among the best-sell­ing chil­dren’s books in 2018

 

1967Alfred the Field Mouse
Orig­i­nal title:Fred­er­ick
Author: (US) Leo Lion­niLeo
Lion­ni)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Pantheon).1967
☆1968Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1967Sukh’s White Horse
Orig­i­nal title: “スーホの白い马”
Author: Mon­go­lian Folk Tales (Japan­ese) Otsu­ka Yuzo/Adapt­ed by (Japan­ese) Aka­bane Sueyoshi/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first edi­tion date: Fux­ing­guan Book­store.1967
☆1980Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painters

 

1967Peter’s Chair
Orig­i­nal title:Peter’s
Chair
Author: Ezra Jack KeatsEzra
Jack Keats)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Harp­er
Collin.1967

1967Guli and Gul­la
Orig­i­nal title: “ぐりとぐら”
Author: (Japan­ese) Nak­a­gawa Lizhiko/Text, (Japan­ese) Yuriko Omu­ra/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first edi­tion date: Fux­ing­guan Book­store.1967

 

1967Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Are You Look­ing At?
Orig­i­nal title:Brown
Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see?
(beau­ti­ful)Bill Mar­tinBill
Mar­tin Jr) /arts  Eric Car­le(Eric
Car­le) /pic­ture

 

1968Hen Rose Goes for a Walk
Orig­i­nal title:Rosie’s
Walk
Author: (UK) Pat Hug­ginsPat
Hutchins)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Macmil­lan
.1968
☆ 1974
Pat Hutchins, The Wind Blew

 

1969Don­key Turns into Stone
Orig­i­nal title:Sylvester
and the Mag­ic Peb­ble
Author: William StarkWilliam
Steig)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Simon
and Schuster.1969
☆1970Calde­cott Medal

 

1969Alexan­der and the Clock­work Mouse
Orig­i­nal title:Alexan­der
and the Wind-Up Mouse
Author: (US) Leo Lion­niLeo
Lion­ni)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Pantheon).1969
☆1970Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1969The Very Hun­gry Cater­pil­lar
Orig­i­nal title:The
Very Hun­gry Cater­pil­lar
Author: Eric Car­leEric
Car­le)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Philomel
Books.1969
☆
Pub­lish­ing Week­ly200120th best-sell­ing chil­dren’s book in 20184,849,704
Anoth­er glob­al ver­sion of the sta­tis­tics is30
mil­lion, sec­ond only to Peter Rab­bit

 

1969My Pet is a Drag­on
Orig­i­nal title:The
Quan­gle Wan­gle’s Hat and The Drag­on of an Ordi­nary Fam­i­ly
Mar­garet Mes­siMar­garet
Mahy)/arts  Helen Oxen­buryHelen
Oxen­bury)/pic­ture
☆ Helen is Burn­ing­ham’s wife and the illus­tra­tor of “Let’s Go Bear Hunt”;1999Won the Green­away Medal again

# 1999 Helen Oxen­bury, Alice’s Adven­tures in
Won­der­land

 

1969My Dress

(day)Imper­a­ta cylin­dri­ca /Text and pho­tos

☆
The most bad­ly read pic­ture books in Japan­ese libraries

 

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1970sFrog and Toad
Orig­i­nal title:FROG
AND TOAD by Arnold Lobel
author:(beau­ti­ful)Arno Lobel (Arnold
Lobel)
☆ “Frog and Toad — Good Friends” won1971Calde­cott Medal
☆ “Frog and Toad — Good Friends” won1973New­bery Medal
☆ “Frog and Toad — Hap­py Times” and “Frog and Toad — Hap­py Years” won1976Amer­i­can Library Asso­ci­a­tion Out­stand­ing Chil­dren’s Book Award

 

1970Going on a Riv­er Trip with Uncle Gan
Orig­i­nal title:Mr. Gumpy’s
Out­ing
Author: John Burn­ing­hamJohn
Burn­ing­ham)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Jonathan
Cape Ltd, Lon­don. 1970
☆ 1970Kate Green­away Award

 

1971A Sun­ny Day
Orig­i­nal title:One
Fine Day
author:(beau­ti­ful)Noni Hoglokin
（Non­ny
Hogro­gian)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Macmillan).1971
☆1972Calde­cott Medal

 

1971Grand­ma Xi Who Hates the Night

Hildilid’s Night , illus­trat­ed by Arnold Lobel; text: Che­li
Durán
Ryan (Macmil­lan)
(beau­ti­ful)Arno Lobel /pic­ture 
(beau­ti­ful)Kel­ly Duran Ryan /arts
☆ 1972Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award; cre­ator of “Frog and Toad”
 

1971The Mag­ic Tree
Orig­i­nal title: “モチモチの木”
Author: (Japan­ese) Saito Ryusuke/Text·(Japanese) Taki Hei­jiro/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first edi­tion date: Iwasa­ki Shoten.1971

 

1972The Laugh­ing Old Woman Who Lost Her Rice Ball
Orig­i­nal title:The
Fun­ny Lit­tle Woman
author:(beau­ti­ful)Arlene MoserArlene
Mosel) Restate­ment   
(beau­ti­ful)Blake RandBlair
Lent) pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Dutton).1972
☆1973Calde­cott Medal

1973San­ta Claus
Orig­i­nal title:(The Eng­lish word is sen­si­tive, the lit­er­al trans­la­tion is “San­ta Claus”, please check it your­self)
Author: Ray­mond Brig­gsRay­mond
Brig­gs)/Text and pho­tos
☆ 1973Kate Green­away Medal

1973It’s Not My Fault

(Den­mark)Leif Chris­tensen /arts  
(Den­mark)Dick Stein­berg /pic­ture

 

1973Ali’s Red Cape

(beau­ti­ful)Tom­my Deb­o­rahTomie
de Pao­la) /Text and pho­tos
☆ Oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “First the Left Foot, Then the Right Foot”, “Grand­ma Upstairs and Grand­ma Down­stairs”, and “The War­rior and the Drag­on”
☆ 1976Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award:Stre­ga
Nona by Tomie de Pao­la (Pren­tice-Hall)

 

1973Bull­doz­ers roar year after year, and the coun­try­side changes

(Switzer­land)York Miller /Text and pho­tos
☆ 1994In 2002, he won the Inter­na­tion­al Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painter; his rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “For­est Bear” and “Good­bye”,“The Lit­tle Rab­bit”, “The Stead­fast Tin Sol­dier”, “The Book of Books”

 

1974Lit­tle Mouse’s Vest
Orig­i­nal title: “ねずみくんのチョッキ”
Author: (Japan­ese) Nakae Yoshio/arts  Ueno Noriko/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first edi­tion date: Poplar.1974

 

1976Big Bear in the For­est
Orig­i­nal title:Der
B?r, der ein B?r bleiben wollte
Author: (Switzer­land) Jock Stein­erJörg
Stein­er)/Jock Miller (Switzer­land)Jörg
Müller)pic­ture/Orig­i­nal Cre­ativ­i­ty/Faran­ta Shillin
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Ver­lag
Sauerländer.1976
☆1994Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painters

 

1976The King Who Likes Big 
(day)Mit­sumasa Anno /Text and pho­tos
☆ 1985Won the Inter­na­tion­al Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Illus­tra­tor Award

 

1976Ants and Water­mel­ons 
(day)Shigeru Tamu­ra /Text and pho­tos

 

1977Sal­ly, Stay Away from the Water
Orig­i­nal title:Come
Away from the Water,Shirley
Author: John Burn­ing­hamJohn
Burn­ing­ham)/Text and Pho­tos

 

1977Alive100Man­ji’s Cat》
Orig­i­nal title:100Ten Thou­sand Rebirths》
Author: (Japan­ese) Yoko Sano/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first edi­tion date: Kodan­sha.1977

1977Noah’s Ark
Orig­i­nal title:Noah’s
Ark
author:(beau­ti­ful)Peter SpeerPeter
Spi­er)
☆1978Calde­cott Medal  

1978“snow­man”
Orig­i­nal title:The
Snow­man
Author: Ray­mond Brig­gsRay­mond
Brig­gs)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Hamish
Hamil­ton Ltd.1978

 

1978Oh, Beau­ti­ful Pana­ma
Orig­i­nal title:Oh,
wie sch?n ist Pana­ma
Author: (Ger­man) Janos (Janosch)

Das Buch erschien am 15. März 1978.
☆ 1979Ger­man Youth Lit­er­a­ture Award

 

1978Song of the Wild Hors­es
Orig­i­nal title:The
Girl Who Loved Wild Hors­es
author:(beau­ti­ful)Paul Gob­lePaul
Gob­le)/Text and pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:(Bradbury).1978
☆1979Calde­cott Medal

 

 

1980Cab­bage Boy 
(day)Chang Xin­tai

 

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1981Juman­ji
Orig­i­nal title:Juman­ji
author:(beau­ti­ful)Chris Van Alls­burgChris
Van Alls­burg)/Text and Pho­tos

☆ 1982Calde­cott Medal

 

1982Angry Arthur

(Britain)Siya­van Oram
write  
(day)Kita­mu­ra Megu­mi
pic­ture
☆ The illus­tra­tor’s rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Guess the Eng­lish Alpha­bet” and “My Secret Attic”

 

1982Song of a Stray Dog a
day, a dog
Gabrielle Vin­centGabrielle
Vin­cent,1928
– 2000)

1982Flower Granny
Orig­i­nal title:Miss
Rumphius
Author: Bar­bara CooneyBar­bara
Cooney)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Viking
Press.1982

 

1983Goril­la
Orig­i­nal title:Goril­la
Author: Antho­ny BrownAntho­ny
Browne)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Walk­er
Books Ltd.1983
☆2000Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Painters
☆1983Kate Green­away Medal

 

1983The Most Amaz­ing Egg (Virtue)Herm Hein /Text and pho­tos
☆ Oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “The Arith­metic of Ele­phants” (1976Good Friends and Old Kimu­ra’s Friends

 

1984Croc­o­diles are afraid of the den­tist 
(day)Gomi Taro
☆ Oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Whale”, “The Bus Arrived”, and “The Calf’s Spring”

 

1984The Bad­ger’s Gift
Orig­i­nal title:Bad­ger’s
Part­ing Gifts
Author: Susan BarreSusan
Var­ley)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Ander­sen
Press Ltd.1984

 

1985Lit­tle Flow­ers on the Barbed Wire

(mean­ing)Christoph Glaze /arts  
(mean­ing)Robert Inno­cen­ti /pic­ture
☆ 2008He won the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for illus­tra­tors in 2002. His oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: The Last Resort and The Star of David

1985If You Give a Mouse a Cook­ie
Orig­i­nal title:If
You Give a Mouse a Cook­ie
Author: Lau­ra Joffe NumeroffLau­ra
Joffe Numeroff)/Text by Feli­cia Bond (USA)Feli­cia
Bond)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Harper­Collins
Publishers.1985

 

1985The Polar Express
Orig­i­nal title:The
Polar Express
author:(beau­ti­ful)Chris Van Alls­burgChris
Van Alls­burg)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Houghton
Mifflin.1985
USA1986Annu­al Calde­cott Medal

 

1987Watch­ing Owls Under the Moon
Orig­i­nal title:Owl
Moon
Author: Jane Yolen (USA)Jane
Yolen)/By John Schoen­bergJohn
Schoen­herr)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Philomel
Books.1987
☆1988Calde­cott Medal

 

1987The Clever Chameleon

Crafty Chameleon
(Britain)Mowinyi Hat­ice /arts 
(Britain)Adri­enne Ken­n­awayAdri­enne
Ken­n­away) /pic­ture
☆ 1987Kate Green­away Medal

 

1988Singing and Danc­ing Grand­pa
Orig­i­nal title:Song
and Dance Man (Knopf)
author:(beau­ti­ful)Karen Ack­er­manKaren
Ack­er­man) /arts 
(beau­ti­ful)Stephen Gam­mellStephen
Gam­mell) /pic­ture
☆1989Calde­cott Medal

 

1988Can’t you sleep?

Orig­i­nal title:Can’t
You Sleep Lit­tle Bear?
Author: Mar­tin Wed­dle (Ire­land)Mar­tin
Wad­dell)/Bar­bara FirthBar­bara
Firth)/pic­ture 
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Walk­er
Books.1988
☆2004Rep­re­sen­ta­tive works of the win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award
☆1988Kate Green­away Award

 

1989Grand­ma Wolf
Orig­i­nal title:Lon
Po Po: A Red-Rid­ing Hood Sto­ry from Chi­na (Philomel)
Author: Yang Zhicheng (USA)Ed
Young)/Text and pho­tos
☆1990Calde­cott Medal

 

1989We’re Going to Catch Bears
Orig­i­nal title:We’re
Going on a Bear Hunt
Author: Michelle RosenMichael
Rosen)/Helen Oxen­buryHelen
Oxen­bury)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Walk­er
Books.1989

 

1989The True Sto­ry of the Three Lit­tle Pigs
Orig­i­nal title:The
True Sto­ry of the 3 Lit­tle Pigs
Author: Jon SchiskaJon
Sci­esz­ka)/By Ryan SmithLane
Smith)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Puf­fin
Books.1989

 

1989Who is hmm­ming on my head?

(Virtue)Wern­er Holzwart /arts  
(Virtue)Wolf Erbruch /pic­ture
☆ 2006Won the Inter­na­tion­al Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Illus­tra­tors in 2006; Rep­re­sen­ta­tive work: A Bear Who Wants to Be a Dad

 

 

1990Shana Wants to Per­form a Cir­cus
Gudrun MabusGudrun
Mebs)/arts  Quint Buch­holzQuint
Buch­holz)/pic­ture
☆ The painter’s oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Good Night, Lit­tle Bear”, “The Exit of the Soul”, “Moment Col­lec­tor”, etc.

 

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1991Mad Tues­day
Orig­i­nal title:Tues­day
Author: David Wies­nerDavid
Wies­ner)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Clar­i­on
Book.1991
☆1992Calde­cott Medal

 

1992“zoo“Zoo
Antho­ny Brown Antho­ny
Browne
☆ 1992Kate Green­away Medal

 

1992The Sky Under Your Feet

Mirette on the High Wire
by Emi­ly Arnold McCul­ly (beau­ti­ful)Emi­ly Arnold McCul­ly (Put­nam)
☆ 1993Calde­cott Medal

 

1992Sev­en Blind Mice

Sev­en Blind Mice
by Yang Zhicheng Ed
Young (Philomel Books)
☆1993Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1992A Col­lec­tion of Hilar­i­ous Sto­ries of the Stinky Cheese Boy

The Stinky Cheese Man and Oth­er Fair­ly Stu­pid Tales , illus­trat­ed
by Lane Smith (beau­ti­ful)Ian Smith;
text: Jon Sci­esz­ka (beau­ti­ful)John Siska (Viking)
☆1993Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1993Stars and Moon
Orig­i­nal title:Stel­lalu­na
author:(beau­ti­ful)Janelle KenonJanell
Can­non)
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Har­court
(San Diego, CA), 1993

 

1993Let’s Go Pic­nic”&Sen­na Mouse Series

Ernest et Céles­tine
vont pique-niquer
Gabrielle Vin­centGabrielle
Vin­cent,1928
– 2000)

 

1994Good­night, Goril­la
Orig­i­nal title:Good
Night, Goril­la
Author: Peg­gy Rat­manPeg­gy
Rath­mann)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:GP
Put­nam’s Sons. 1994

 

1994Guess How Much I Love You
Orig­i­nal title:Guess
How Much I Love You
Author: Sam McBrat­neySam
McBrat­ney)/Text, (Eng­lish) Ani­ta Jielang (Ani­ta
Jer­am)/pic­ture
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Wlk­er
Book Ltd.UK.1994

 

1995Offi­cer Buck­le and Police Dog Glo­ria
Orig­i­nal title:Offi­cer
Buck­le and Glo­ria (Put­nam)
Author: Peg­gy Rat­manPeg­gy
Rath­mann)/Text and Pho­tos
☆ 1996Calde­cott Medal

 

1995The Most Beau­ti­ful Vil­lage in the World—My Home­town  
(day)Kobayashi Yuta­ka
pic­ture
☆ The author’s rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “A Cir­cus Came to the Vil­lage” and “North Lat­i­tude36Degree Line

 

1996Oh, Lit­tle Red Rid­ing Hood! 
Oops “Lit­tle Pig and Big Bad Wolf” series

(Britain)Col­in McNaughton /Text and pho­tos 

☆ 1996Smaltis Award

 

1996A Train to a Dis­tance

(beau­ti­ful)Yves Bunting
write  
(beau­ti­ful)Ronald Himm­ler
pic­ture
☆ Bunting’s oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “The Neck­lace of Mem­o­ry”, “Lit­tle Ru’s Pond”, “Grand­pa’s Wall”, “Alice’s Tree”, and “The Most Impor­tant Thing”

 

1996The Star­ry Mes­sen­ger: Galileo Galilei 
(beau­ti­ful)Peter Sis­tu
☆ The author’s oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “The Tree of Life: The Life of Dar­win”, “Madelin­ka”, and “Madelinka’s Dog”

1997Moment Col­lec­tor
Der
Samm­ler der Augen­blicke by Quint
Buch­holz 
(Virtue)Quint Bucholz
Text and pho­tos
Carl
Hanser (August 1, 1997)

 

1997Does Grand­pa Wear a Suit?

(Virtue)Amelie Freed
write  
(Virtue)Jacqui Gra­iatu

 

1998Snow­man 

(beau­ti­ful)Jacque­line Bergès Mar­tin /arts  
(beau­ti­ful)Mary Ezra /pic­ture
☆ 1999Calde­cott Medal

Snowflake Bent­ley, Illus­trat­ed by Mary Azar­i­an, text by Jacque­line
Brig­gs Mar­tin (Houghton)

 

1998Pump­kin Soup Pump­kin
Soup
(Britain)Helen Coop­er Helen
Coop­er
☆ 1998Kate Green­away Medal
☆ Also1996Green­away Medal win­ners:

# 1996 Helen Coop­er, The Baby Who Would­n’t Go To
Bed

 

1998David, No!
Orig­i­nal title:No,
David!
Author: David Shan­non (USA)David
Shan­non)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Scholastic.1998
☆1999Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1998It’s Snow­ing

Snow by Uri
Shule­vitz Uli Shuli­vaz (Far­rar)
☆1999Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award
☆Author of “Dawn”

1999Joseph Had an Old Coat

Joseph Had a Lit­tle Over­coat Simms Taback (beau­ti­ful)Sims Tar­beck (Viking)
☆ 2000Calde­cott Medal
☆ 1998Sil­ver Award Win­ner: An Old Woman Swal­lowed a Fly

There Was an Old Lady Who Swal­lowed a Fly by Simms Taback
(Viking)

 

1999Feifei is angry

When Sophie Gets Angry-Real­ly, Real­ly Angry by Mol­ly Bang
(beau­ti­ful)Mol­ly Benn (Scholas­tic)
☆2000Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award
☆1981Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award: “Granny Gray and the Straw­ber­ry Thief”

The Gray Lady and the Straw­ber­ry Snatch­er by Mol­ly Bang (Four
Winds

 

1999Dream Fac­to­ry No. 7

Sec­tor 7 by David
Wies­ner David Wis­ner (Clar­i­on
Books
☆2000Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

1999The Gruffa­lo

The Gruffa­lo by
Julia Don­ald­son, illus­trat­ed by Axel Schef­fler

(Britain)Julia Don­ald­son /arts   Axel Schef­fler /pic­ture

☆1999Smaltis Award;2000The best-sell­ing pic­ture books in the UK

Author Julia Don­ald­son was select­ed2011–2013UK Chil­dren’s Book Lau­re­ate

 

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2000I Absolute­ly Nev­er Eat Toma­toes
Orig­i­nal title:I
will not ever nev­er eat a toma­to
Author: Lau­ren ChildLau­ren
Child)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Orchard
Books.2000
☆2000Kate Green­away Award

 

2000Olivia
Orig­i­nal title:Olivia
Author: Ian Faulkn­erIan
Fal­con­er)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Atheneum
Books.2000
☆2001Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award

 

2000For Whom Does the World Exist?

(Britain)Tom Boll /arts 
(Aus­tralia)Robert Ing­pen /pic­ture

Who Is the World For? by Tom Pow (Author), Robert
Ing­pen (Illus­tra­tor)
☆  Robert Ing­pen1986Win­ner of the Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Illus­tra­tors

 

2001The Three Lit­tle Pigs
Orig­i­nal title:The
Three Pigs
Author: David Wies­nerDavid
Wies­ner)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Clar­i­on
Books.2001
☆2002Calde­cott Medal

 

2001Grand­pa’s Angel (Virtue)Utta Balvin pic­ture 
☆ 2010Won the Inter­na­tion­al Hans Chris­t­ian Ander­sen Award for Illus­tra­tor in 2006; his oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Lit­tle Wise Yuli”

 

2002My Dad’s Name is John­ny

(Swe­den)Wave·RHam­burg /arts  
(Swe­den)Eva Eric­s­son /pic­ture
☆ The illus­tra­tor’s rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Grand­pa Becomes a Ghost”

 

2002The Sto­ry of Peach Blos­som Spring

(day)Songju is straight   Paint­ing of Cai Gao

 

2002Wes­ley’s King­dom 
Wes­lan­dia
(beau­ti­ful)Paul Fleis­chmanPaul
Fleis­chman) /arts  
(beau­ti­ful)Kevin HawkesKevin
Hawkes) /pic­ture
☆ The illus­tra­tor’s rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Library Lion”

 

2002My Rab­bit Friend
Orig­i­nal title:My
Friend Rab­bit
Author: Eric Nor­man (USA)Eric
Rohmann)/Text and Pho­tos
Orig­i­nal pub­lish­er and first pub­li­ca­tion date:Roar­ing
Brook.2002
☆2003Calde­cott Medal

 

2003Tightrope Walk­er

The Man Who Walked Between the Tow­ers
by Mordi­cai Ger­stein (beau­ti­ful)Morde­cai Gold­stein

(Roar­ing Brook Press/Millbrook Press)
☆ 2004Calde­cott Medal

 

2003You Look Deli­cious   
(day)Miyan­ishi Tat­suya /Text and pho­tos
☆ The artist’s oth­er rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “Meow”, “The Very Hun­gry Lit­tle Snake”, and the “Dinosaur Heart­warm­ing Sto­ry Pic­ture Book” series

 

2003The Fox Fairy

(day)Kimiko Awan
write  
(day)Komako Sakai
pic­ture
☆ The illus­tra­tor’s rep­re­sen­ta­tive works include: “I Hate Mom” and “Lit­tle Night Bear”

 

2004Kit­ten Chas­ing the Moon

Kit­ten’s First Full Moon
by Kevin Henkes (beau­ti­ful)Kevin Han­ks

(Green­wil­low Books/HarperCollinsPublishers)
☆ 2005Calde­cott Medal
☆ 1994Calde­cott Sil­ver Award win­ner “Awen’s Lit­tle Blan­ket”

Owen by Kevin Henkes (Green­wil­low)

2004Gunash Bun­ny: A Cau­tion­ary Tale

Knuf­fle Bun­ny: A Cau­tion­ary Tale
by Mo Willems.(beau­ti­ful)Mo Willems(Hype­r­i­on
Books for Chil­dren
☆ 2005Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award
☆ 2004Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award: Don’t Let the Pigeon Dri­ve the Bus

Don’t Let the Pigeon Dri­ve the Bus by Mo Willems.
(Hype­r­i­on)
☆ 2008Calde­cott Sil­ver Award: “Gunash Rab­bit Comes Again: A Case of Mis­tak­en Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion”

Knuf­fle Bun­ny Too: A Case of Mis­tak­en Iden­ti­ty by
Mo Willems (Hype­r­i­on)

 

2005Big Bad Wolf Wolves

Emi­ly GravettBritain)Emi­ly Gravett
☆ 2005Kate Green­away Medal

 

2005The Mag­ic Win­dow

The Hel­lo, Good­bye Win­dow
(beau­ti­ful)Chris Lasch­ka Chris
Rasch­ka paint­ed

(beau­ti­ful)Nor­ton Juster Nor­ton
Juster arts

(Michael di Capua Books/Hyperion Books for Chil­dren)
☆ 2006Calde­cott Medal

 

 

2005The Sto­ry of Zen

Zen Shorts
by Jon J. Muth (beau­ti­ful)Joan Mut­ter(Scholas­tic
Press
☆ 2006Calde­cott Medal Sil­ver Award
☆ The cre­ator of the Three Monks ver­sion of “Stone Soup”

2006Secrets of the Seabed

Flot­sam
by David
Wies­ner David Wies­ner (Clar­i­on)
☆ 2007Calde­cott Medal

 

2007Hugo the Dream­er

The Inven­tion of Hugo Cabret
Bri­an Selznick (beau­ti­ful)Bri­an Selznick(Scholas­tic
Press, an imprint of Scholas­tic)
☆ 2008Calde­cott Medal

 

2009The Lion and the Mouse

The Lion & the Mouse
Jer­ry Pinkney (beau­ti­ful)Jer­ry Pinck­ney(Lit­tle,
Brown & Com­pa­ny
☆ 2010Calde­cott Medal

 

2010Amo’s Sick Day

A Sick Day for Amos McGee
(beau­ti­ful)Philip Steed
write  (beau­ti­ful)Erin Steed
pic­ture
☆ 2011Calde­cott Medal

2011Lind­gren Award
(Aus­tralia) Chen Zhiy­ong: “The Crim­son Tree,” “Arrival,” “Lost and Found”… 

2012This Is Not My Hat
This Is
Not My Hat
(beau­ti­ful)Text and pho­tos by Jon Klassen
☆ 2013Calde­cott Medal
Can­dlewick; First Edi­tion edi­tion (Octo­ber 9,
2012)

 

 

2012Urban Lit­tle Red Rid­ing Hood
The Girl in Red
(beau­ti­ful)Alan Frischwen  
(mean­ing)Robert Inno­cent
Cre­ative Edi­tions 2012