On Madeline’s White House visit, she doesn’t get to meet Malia and Sasha, but she does get to join in an Easter egg hunt. Marciano joins well-known picture-book artists David Shannon (“No ...

AMHERST - There are many surprises in the intensely lovely exhibit “Madeline at 75: The Art of Ludwig Bemelmans” on view through Feb. 22 at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst.

In Madeleine Thien's speculative fiction about a climate-ravaged future, 7-year-old Lina learns from past voyagers and other ...

Madeline L’Engle, adapted and illus ... this lavishly produced picture book about the life of Christ is an interesting combination of coffee-table art book and genial sermon.

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst will host a special weekend to celebrate the beloved children's book "Madeline" and its illustrator, Ludwig Bemelmans, on February 14 and 15.

Of all of the Madeline books, the only one to win a Caldecott ... If you look close, you can spot her in the picture! 8. Madeline's debut on the big screen was nominated for an Academy Award.

Ultimately, The Book of Records is a sobering meditation on the human condition in times of crises. It critiques historical cycles of oppression while illustrating how people retain dignity, ...

Best-selling Jacksonville author Madeline Martin gives us an enthralling ... rationing and the fear of a Nazi invasion. This book is a big picture and small picture novel. The war and its impact ...

The new novel "The Book Of Records" begins when a 7-year-old girl named Lina arrives with her father in a place called The Sea - S-E-A. MADELEINE THIEN: It's buildings that are a waystation for ...

Newcomer Madeline Kloepper's detailed illustrations are the perfect accompaniments to picture-book veteran Cary Fagan's narrative. When I was a kid, Valentine's Day meant chocolate, cinnamon ...

Maddie has been missing for nearly 20 years now (Picture: Rex) Madeleine McCann’s parents previously lost a legal battle over a hurtful book called ‘Maddie: The Truth of Lie’ by ...

“In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived 12 little girls in two straight lines. … The smallest one was Madeline,” begins Ludwig Bemelmans' landmark 1939 children’s book.