• May 15, 2010 all day
  • Location: The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
  • Latest Activity: Apr 9, 2023
Join us in a celebration of the centennial of Margaret Wise Brown. Hear some of her classic works as well as one of her newly discovered manuscripts and learn about how Brown and her editor, Ursula Nordstrom, changed literature for the very young.Meet Stephen Savage, the illustrator of one of Brown’s manuscripts written over 60 years ago. See how simple lines and color convey the emotion and sweetness in this book about fathers returning safe and sound, to their families and homes. Book signing to follow.Good Books for Bad Children": Remembering Margaret Wise Brown and Ursula Nordstrom(1 PDP) Biographer Leonard Marcus offers a fascinating glimpse into how Brown and Nordstrom joined forces to re-imagine the picture book in the spirit of progressive education and modern art, creating "good books for bad children" that have lasted for generations. Book signing to follow.Daylong activities. Visit www.carlemuseum.org and click on programs and events for more information
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