Pat Hutchins
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Pat Hutchins
Pat Hutchins (born 18 June 1942) is an English illustrator and writer.
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Biography
Hutchins was born on 18 June 1942, the sixth of seven children.[1] A native of Yorkshire, she attended a local art school on scholarship for three years before entering the Leeds College of Art to specialize in illustration. Her first book Rosie's Walk was a 1968 ALA Notable Book. She has written five novels and twenty-five picture books.[2] She received the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1974 for The Wind Blew.[3] She played the role of an artistic narrowboat owner in the British children's television series, Rosie and Jim.
Selected Works
- 1 Hunter (1986)
- Barn Dance
- Bumpety Bump
- Changes, Changes (1971)
- Clocks and More Clocks (1994)
- Don't Forget the Bacon! (1989)
- Don't Get Lost!
- Ezra Pound's Kensington
- Ezra Pound's Pisa
- Follow that Bus
- Gardener Titch
- Good Night, Owl (1972)
- Happy Birthday, Sam
- Hare-Raising Tail
- It's Bedtime, Titch
- It's Christmas, Titch
- It's MY Birthday
- Little Pink Pig
- My Best Friend
- One-Eyed Jack
- Rats (1989)
- Rosie's Walk (1968)
- Shrinking Mouse
- Silly Billy
- Sticky Titch
- Ten Red Apples
- The Best Train Set Ever
- The Curse of the Egyptian Mummy
- The Doorbell Rang (1989)
- The House that Sailed Away
- The King Henry's Palace
- The Mona Lisa Mystery
- The Silver Christmas Tree
- The Surprise Party (1986)
- The Tale of Thomas Mead
- The Very Worst Monster (1989)
- The Wind Blew (1974)
- There's Only One of Me
- Three-Star Billy
- Tidy Titch
- Titch (1971)
- Titch and Daisy
- Titch and the Baby
- Titch and the Picnic
- Titch Dresses Up
- Titch Out and About
- Titch's ABC
- Titch's Windy Day
- Tom and Sam
- Totem Pole
- We're Going on a Picnic
- What Game Shall We Play? (1990)
- Where's the Baby?
- Which Witch is Which? (1989)
- You'll Soon Grow Into Them, Titch
References
- ^ Preller, James (2001). The Big Book of Picture-Book Authors & Illustrators: Grades K-3. Scholastic Professional Books. p. 64. ISBN 0-439-20154-3.
- ^ "Pat Hutchins". HarperCollins. http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/17047/Pat_Hutchins/index.aspx?authorID=17047. Retrieved 13 November 2010.
- ^ "The Kate Greenaway Medal: Full List of Winners". Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. http://www.carnegiegreenaway.org.uk/greenaway/full_list_of_winners.php. Retrieved 21 February 2010.
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| Preceded by John Cunliffe |
Presenter of Rosie & Jim 1994–96 |
Succeeded by Neil Brewer |
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