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Penny Dale (born 1954 in London) is an English illustrator and writer of children's books.^[1]

Background

Dale studied Fine Arts and graduated at Exeter College of Art and Design. She moved to South East Wales in 1982, and currently resides in Caerleon, a village in Newport. Dale is married and has one daughter.^[2]

Books

As writer

Bet you can't (1987)
Ten in the Bed (1988)
Wake Up Mr. B! (1988) —a runner-up for the Greenaway Medal
The Elephant Tree (1991)
All About Alice (1992)
Ten Out of Bed (1993)
Daisy Rabbit's Tree House (1995)
Big Brother, Little Brother (1997)
Ten Play Hide and Seek (1998)
Princess Princess (2003)
Boy on the Bus (2007)
Princess Fairy (2009)
Dinosaur Dig! (2011)
Dinosaur Zoom! (2012)
Dinosaur Rescue! (2014)
Dinosaur Rocket! (2015)
Dinosaur Pirates! (2016)

As illustrator only

The Stopwatch, written by David Lloyd (1986)
Rosies Babies, Martin Waddell (1990) —on the Greenaway Medal shortlist
Once There Were Giants, Waddell (1994)
The Mushroom Hunt, Simon Frazer (1994)
When the Teddy Bears Came, Waddell (1994)
Night Night Cuddly Bear, Waddell (2000)
My Shadow, Robert Louis Stevenson (2001)
Jamie and Angus, Anne Fine (2002)
Time to Say I Love You, Jane Kemp & Clare Walters (2006)
Jamie and Angus Together, Fine (2007)
Jamie and Angus Forever, Fine (2009)

See also

References

^ "Penny Dale (1954 - ): Biography". JRank.org. Retrieved 20 March 2010.
^ "About". Penny Dale (pennydale.co.uk). Retrieved 20 March 2010.

External links

Official website
Penny Dale at Library of Congress, with 23 library catalogue records

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