Author: Margaret WildAlso known as: Margaret Wild
Margaret Wild has 1 upcoming event National Library of Australia: The Collaborative Art Of Picture Books (August 20 at 18:00) Margaret Wild. Wednesday, August 20, 2008 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Theatre.
As part of Children’s Book Week, the Library presents multi-award winning illustrator Ann James and author Margaret Wild who will discuss their passion for creating books. With more than one hundred books between them, they have fascinating ... (more)tales of dinosaurs, babies, pirates, camels, cows, pigs, geese, cats and much more. In collaboration with the Lu Rees Archives Cost: FREE Further enquiries: tel. 6262 1271 Bookings: bookings@nla.gov.au
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