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See her twitter campaign #PicturesMeanBusiness and visit her website for more details And Harry the Dirty Dog is a brilliant and funny classic children's book. But Sarah McIntyre, herself a children's illustrator, has recently and rightly been making something of a fuss about this problem. What is an ilustrator to do? There is no simple answer (ask a Translator!). Invariably only the author is named in Top 10/50/100 lists for book prizes or as buying guides for libraries and bookshops, and similarly the search engines embedded in the software which bookshops and other book providers rely upon to identify titles only index the author. I say probably because she is a perfect demonstration of the absence of the illustrator's presence in so much of the book industry's data. The children's illustrator Margaret Bloy Graham, who died this week at the grand age of 94, is best know for her pictures in Harry the Dirty Dog, probably. Here is a little freebie for you! To download just click on the picture.Harry the Dirty Dog written by Gene Zion and illustrated by Margaret Bloy Graham, published by Random House £7.99

all the places that Harry went when he ran away. Scrubbing brush and ran to the bath tub for a bath so his family would It is a story that every adult and Harry finally unburied the In 1956 when Gene Zion wrote this story, I am sure he had no idea that Harry The Dirty Dog would become such a classic.

Harry the Dirty Dog by Gene Zion