Anita Lobel has also illustrated the children’s books of other authors, most notably the works of her first husband, Arnold Lobel, with whom she has two children. Lobel is known for her colorful illustrations and picture books including Allison’s Zinnia, Away from Home, So Happy and One Light, One Moon, winner of a New York Times Best Illustrated Book award and the first of three children’s books featuring her cat, Nini. The collection was donated in late 2015 by Anita Lobel in honor of Ginger Shuler and Leslie Tetreault. The Anita Lobel archive documents the life and work of the award winning children’s book author and illustrator, Anita Lobel. More of Anita’s backlist titles are available contact The Whiteman Agency for details.īelow you will find a sample of book jackets from Anita’s many published titles.THIS COLLECTION IS CLOSED FOR PROCESSING. Paula Wiseman Books will also be reissuing several of Anita’s backlist titles, including PLAYFUL PIGS FROM A TO Z and ANIMAL ANTICS. Anita lives in New York City visit her website at What’s Next? Anita has two more books coming with Paula Wiseman Books in the next several years: GOOD MORNING, GOOD NIGHT and ADAM’S HALLOWEEN. Paula Wiseman Books at Simon & Schuster will publish her newest book, DUCKS ON THE ROAD, in 2021.
In addition to her prominent successes in the United States, Anita’s books have been published in French, German, Japanese, and Korean editions. Anita attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, worked as a textile designer, and published her first book for children, SVEN’S BRIDGE, in 1965.
Anita Lobel is an award-winning author and illustrator of over fifty books for children, including the Caldecott Honor book ON MARKET STREET, her memoir and National Book Award finalist NO PRETTY PICTURES, and many other well-known picture books.
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