Snow White

Hardback

Main Details

Title Snow White
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Brothers Grimm
By (author) Bernadette Watts
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:32
Dimensions(mm): Height 279,Width 216
ISBN/Barcode 9781558581326
ClassificationsDewey:398.22
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher North-South Books
Imprint North-South Books
Publication Date 6 November 2018
Publication Country United States

Description

Snow White in a newly illustrated edition. Bernadette Watts' beautiful pastel illustrations bring both a softness and new life to this beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tale about the princess with skin as white as snow. AGES: 4 to 8 AUTHOR: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were born in 1785 and 1786 near Frankfurt, Germany. Their collections of folk and fairy tales have stood the test of time and still influence literature today. Bernadette Watts, known throughout Europe simply as Bernadette, has illustrated many dozens of folk- and fairy tales. Born in England, she loved to draw from childhood. Bernadette's many beautiful books include The Snow Queen and The Ugly Duckling.

Author Biography

Bernadette Watts, known throughout Europe simply as Bernadette, has illustrated many dozens of folk- and fairy tales. Born in England, she loved to draw from childhood. She studied at the Maidstone Art School in Kent, UK, and for some time was taught by Brian Wildsmith and David Hockney. Bernadette's many beautiful books include The Snow Queen and The Little Drummer Boy. Bernadette finds her inspiration in nature. Today she lives and works in Kent. She has been illustrating for NorthSouth Books and NordSud Verlag since the beginning of her career fifty years ago. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were born in 1785 and 1786 near Frankfurt, Germany. In their early twenties, they began the linguistic studies that would culminate in their collected editions of folk- and fairy tales. They got their stories from peasants and villagers, and sometimes from already-published works from other cultures. Jacob did much of the research; Wilhelm put the stories into literary form.