>The New York Times Ten Best Illustrated Books have been announced; as commenter Ruth notes on a previous post, the gender score is eight to two.
>The
New York Times Ten Best Illustrated Books have been announced; as commenter Ruth notes on a previous post, the gender score is eight to two. Elsewhere in the
Times's special section on children's books I review Jaclyn Moriarty's
The Spell Book of Listen Taylor (Levine/Scholastic).
I note with only fortuitous smugness that the last time I judged this list, in
2005, we selected five male and five female illustrators. But I didn't know this until now, as Henrike Wilson (winning for
Brave Charlotte) and Alexis Deacon (for
Jitterbug Jam) didn't come to the party.
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>>>Elsewhere in the Times's special section on children's books I review Jaclyn Moriarty's The Spell Book of Listen Taylor (Levine/Scholastic).<<And did you happen to notice how comparatively few books by women were reviewed in the special section?
Posted : Nov 15, 2007 09:44
JeanneB
>But then there would be all that trouble with drug testing.Posted : Nov 14, 2007 08:16
Andy Laties
>Hey I have an idea. Why don't they do it the way they do sports leagues and the Olympics.Championship Mens Children's Book Illustration and Championship Women's Children's Book Illustration.
Posted : Nov 14, 2007 07:49
ruth
>...Also interesting that in that year (2005), six of the books were written by someone other than the illustrator...Posted : Nov 12, 2007 10:30