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Illustrator Profile

Allan Curless

3 Books
Allan Curless is a talented artist and illustrator known for his vivid work in children's literature. He has illustrated engaging picture books and is widely recognized for creating the striking cover art and interior illustrations for several of Brian Jacques's epic "Redwall" novels.
Daniel’s best day out turns into a worry he cannot shake: Bear is missing. After a railway trip with his mum, Daniel comes home without his beloved teddy. The next day, a visit to the Railway Museum becomes something far more magical when Daniel climbs into an old steam engine and finds himself on a journey to the Land of Lost Toys. Warm, imaginative, and just a little mysterious, Daniel’s Train is a gentle illustrated story for young readers who love trains, treasured toys, and adventures that begin in ordinary places. With its mix of family closeness, railway wonder, and make-believe, it offers a comforting story about searching for what matters most.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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A song begins, and suddenly the world has cats. In Cat Song, God sings a new creature into being: soft, furry, curious, and not always easy to place. Now the cats need food, homes, and a reason to belong. As God walks through the world, He begins to see the many ways cats can be useful, comforting, and wonderfully themselves. This imaginative picture book has the feel of a gentle creation tale, blending humor, warmth, and a touch of wonder. For young readers who enjoy animal stories, it offers a thoughtful look at cats and the special places they find in human lives.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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When the museum closes, the dogs in the paintings finally get their night off. Once a year, the painted dogs of London’s National Gallery slip out of their frames and race through the grand halls. They dash, play, explore, and enjoy their secret freedom until four tired dogs make one very funny mistake: they climb back into the wrong paintings. Dogs’ Night is a clever, playful picture book that turns fine art into a lively adventure. Young readers can follow the chaos, spot the mixed-up dogs, and discover that paintings can hold stories of their own. With humor, museum magic, and real artwork woven into the fun, this is a welcoming introduction to art for children who like dogs, surprises, and mischievous nighttime adventures.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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