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Great titles from Satoshi Kitamura

Below are just a couple of our favourites...

What's Wrong with My Hair

Publ: Andersen Press

 

by Satoshi Kitamura

 

Lionel is going to a party today, so he must do something about his bad hair.

 

He finds a barber who has lots of crazy suggestions for hairstyles, from dandelion hair to octopus hair!

 

Will Lionel find a style that suits him, and what will be the surprise ending?

 

A head-sized hole in each page allows children to try out Lionel's hairstyles for themselves, and the back cover has instructions for how to create your own hairstyle.

Some wonderful back catalogue you might have missed

Satoshi Kitamura (きたむら さと1956—) is a renowned children's picture book author and illustrator, famous for quirky perspectives, brilliant watercolours, attention to detail and unique characters.

 

After winning the Mother Goose Award for the Most Exciting Newcomer to British Illustration in 1983 for Angry Arthur (written by Hiawyn Oram), he moved permanently from Japan to the United Kingdom, based in London until returning to Tokyo in 2008.


Famous books Satoshi Kitamura has written and/or illustrated include Lily Takes a Walk, Ned and the Joybaloo and Me and my Cat?. Sheep in Wolves' Clothing was adapted into an animation series that screened on the BBC and was sold to many overseas markets.


Satoshi Kitamura's books are published by Andersen Press, Walker Books and Farrar, Straus & Giroux. His work is well known for regularly including animals or animal characters, most frequently cats.

 

Boots the Cat is a recurring Satoshi Kitamura character featuring in two board books and The Comic Adventures of Boots, a picture book whose style is reminiscent of graphic novels and comics. He has never ever had a pet cat.


Amongst his many awards is the New York Times Notable Book of the Year for When Sheep Cannot Sleep. In 1999, Satoshi Kitamura won the National Art Library Award (from the Victoria and Albert Museum for his illustrations in A Ring of Words, a poetry anthology edited by Roger McGough.

 

Narrative source: Wikipedia

Millie's Marvellous Hat

Satoshi Kitamura

Publ: Andersen Press

 

The strength of this impressive book, with its nice twist on the Emperor's New Clothes story lies in the way that the illustrator visualises the little girl's imagination in Kandinsky-esque explosions of colour. The hats are fabulous and the peacock breathtaking. A joyful and uplifting picture book. -- Judges' Comments, CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal SHORTLIST 2010