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New Exhibit - The Author A.B.C.s from the Collection of Peter and Helen Neumeyer, July 2017

by Linda Salem on 2017-07-07T17:05:00-07:00 | 0 Comments

Bookplate image designed by Edward GoreyWe know readers young and old delight in reading pristine copies of books by wonderful, well-known authors and illustrators. And so, we are proud to exhibit children's picture books from the large Collection of Peter and Helen Neumeyer this month. We start at the beginning of the collection with the ABCs, the author ABCs, that is. Visit the SDSU library's children's book collection to enjoy books from the Neumeyer collection by authors whose names begin with the letters A, B, or C. These authors are listed here.  Do you recognize any of these? Enjoy and happy reading! 

THE AUTHOR ABCs EXHIBIT AUTHOR LISTpartially alphabetized

A

Tom Angleberger

Edward Ardizonne

Tom Arma

Linda Ashman

Ingri and Peter D'Aulaire

Esther Averill

B

Karen Beaumont

Ludwig Bemelmans

John Birmingham

Arlene Boehm

Raymond Briggs

Anthony Browne

Eve Bunting

Virginia  Lee Burton

Molly Bang

Natalie Babbitt

Judy Barrett

Istvan Banyai

Felicia Bond

Margaret Wise Brown

Ruth Brown

Jean de Brunhoff

Graeme Base

Gelett Burgess

Kate Banks

C

Lucille Clifton

Eric Carle

David Christiana

Emma Chichester Clark

Ann and Reg Cartwright

Trish Cooke

Troy Cummings

Kelly Cunnane

Clay Carmichael

Bernadine Cook illus Crockett Johnson

Michelle Sinclair Coleman

Jane Cutler

Barbara Cooney


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