Most Popular Books by Robert Ingpen

"“A goblin named Tally guides readers through a more-than-20-foot-long foldout reproduction of the massive mural Ingram painted of ‘a room with bookcase walls’ where instead of the great storybooks themselves their most colorful characters come alive."—New York Times Book Review Hans Christian Andersen Medalist Robert Ingpen brings classic stories to life in a collection that serves as his magnum opus to the imagination. Featured in New York Times Book Review "8 Picture Books About Books" World-renowned illustrator Robert Ingpen begins his magical journey through the world of classic children''s stories with a mural he worked on for years, inspired by the great storybook characters. The original mural is more than 20 feet long, but Mr. Ingpen knew he had to find a way to turn that work into a book in its own right. This book contains some of his favorite quotations from the stories that inspired him, as well as an eye-popping fold-out centerpiece with a reproduction of the full mural. This book is an eye-popping illustrated celebration of the power of imagination.

An impassioned essay about the importance of conservation, not just of the physical world, but of our cultural and historical ?imprints?, supported and extended by approximately 100 of Robert Ingpen?s consummate illustrations. The book is divided into four parts, each covering a different aspect of conservation. Beautifully written with stunning illustrations this is a unique work from Robert Ingpen.

A brand-new picture book edition of Peter Pan and Wendy, written by JM Barrie and illustrated by award-winning Australian illustrator Robert Ingpen, for young children. JM Barrie''s classic tale of the boy who wouldn''t grow up is retold here in abridged form so children can read it independently as well as enjoy listening to it as a bedtime story. Award-winning artist Robert Ingpen''s beautiful illustrations breathe new life into this most famous of modern fairy stories.

A celebration of books, storytelling, and reading from one of the greatest living children''s book creators Somewhere in the place between being awake and asleep lives the Dreamkeeper who uses tricks and traps to lure and capture the creatures of our dreams before they can escape to reality. Presented as a letter to his granddaughter, Robert Ingpen''s breathtakingly detailed illustrations are infused with the magic of dreams

From the moment that Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole, she leads us on a fantastical, dream-like journey where we meet a host of unforgettable characters. Retold here in abridged form for children to read as well as to enjoy as a bedtime story, Alice''s adventures are brought to life by the beautiful illustrations of award-winning artist Robert Ingpen.