My top 20 pick of illustrated books in 2020.
They range from fiction to non fiction to poetry books and are in no particular order.
A story of a little dog in a big city
History Atlas written and illustrated by Thiago De Moraes Scholastic
Illustrated Non Fiction of historical figures and their place in history and on the map.
Leap Hare Leap by Dom Conlon Illustrated by Anastasia Izlesou Graffeg
Following Hare's around the world
A little girl on an environmental adventure
Queen's by Victoria Crossman Scholastic
Non Fiction 3000 years of the most incredible women in history
WILD CITIES BY BEN LERWILL ILLUSTRATED BY HARRIET HOBDAY Penguin
Non Fiction Different animals that live in different cities
A insight into the drawings and artwork creating Mulan. One of a series including Cinderella and Snow White.
TIger Tiger Burning Bright illustrations Britta Teckentrup Selected by Fiona Waters Nosy Crow
A collection of poetry featuring animals.
Fish by Brendan Kearney DK Books
An environmental story about saving the sea from pollution
Skunk and Badger Amy Timberlake Illustrated Jon Klassen Scholastic
A quirky story that reminds us that opposites still can become friends. A lovely HB Book for young readers.
Treacle Street- Marcel's Parcels Kate Hindley Simon and Schuster
A lift the flap board book. One of a series featuring characters along the street.
A fable for modern times.
The Song of the Golden Hare by Jackie Morris Unbound
The story of two children must protecting a golden hare.
A story about friendship
Like the Moon Loves the Sky Hena Khan illustrations Saffa Khan Chronicle books
A celebration of parents love inspired by the Quran
A Dancers Dream Katherine Woodfine illustration by Lizzy Stewart Simon & Schuster
The real story of the Nutcracker
An enviormental picture book
The Terribly Friendly Fox Susannah Lloyd Illustration Ellie Snowdon Simon & Schuster
A picture book about a naughty fox
Small In The City Sydney Smith Walker books
A little boy gets lost in the big city
Thankyou Miyuki Roxane Marie Galliez Seng Soun Ratanavanh Abrams Chronicle
A story about the importance of mindfulness and meditation
Ocean meets Sky by The Fan Brothers Francis Lincoln.
A story about dealing with the loss of a loved one and keeping their memories alive.
Sensitively addresses the refugee crisis
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