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Posted by Tilda Johnson
by Tilda  
November 9, 2011 at 8:00 am 

That’s right,  we’ve a new storyblog topic!  It was fascinating to think about literary classics and hear our authors and illustrators share opinions on retelling and adaptations that they love – as well as see some exclusive illustrations of literary classics.(Sarah McIntyre’s here and Richard Collingridge’s here). Thank you everyone for joining in!  It was especially interesting in light of our recent book, Magic Beans

Our next topic is one for delving into our writers’ and illustrators’ own stories, or rather, behind the scenes of them.  We’re asking our story bloggers to tell us about something that they’ve experienced in order to write about or draw it.    I for one can’t wait to hear these stories, direct from our DFB storybloggers. .