Robert Lawson
October 4, 1892 – May 27, 1957
Robert Lawson was a witty and inventive author whose children's fiction proves equally engaging for grown-ups. He explored the unique perspective of viewing a person's life through the eyes of a companion animal, a device he first realized in "Ben and Me." His illustrations showcased artistic wit and creativity, evident in depictions like a cork tree bearing literal corks. Lawson's distinctive narrative voice and playful approach to storytelling make him a memorable figure in children's literature.
2004The Great Wheel
2007Rabbit Hill