Bernard Waber
Bernard Waber entered college thinking that art and writing were too frivolous to consider as a serious career. He was majoring in finance until World War II interrupted and the army took him away from his studies. When he returned, he enrolled in the Philadelphia College of Art, where he says he found true joy.
He moved to New York where he began to raise a family. He was captivated by children's books and as of 1961, that has been his primary interest. Whenever someone viewed his portfolio, they told him his drawings had appeal to children. So he began writing children's tales and hasn't stopped since.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Lorenzo |
Lovable Lyle |
Ira Says Goodbye |
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Just Like Abraham Lincoln |
The House on East 88 th Street |
How to Go About Laying an Egg |
Gina |
A Rose for Mr. Bloom |
Funny, Funny Lyle |
Welcome, Lyle |
A Firefly Named Torchy |
Goodbye, Funny Dumpy-Lumpy |
Do You See A Mouse? |
Mice on my Mind |
But Names Will Never Hurt Me |
The Snake: A Very Long Story |
Bernard |
You're A Little Kid With A Big Heart |
Anteater Named Arthur |
Cheese |
Lion Named Shirley Williamson |
Dear Hildegarde |
Ira Sleeps Over |
Good Night Ben |
Fast Food! Gulp! Gulp! |
I Was All Thumbs |
Courage |
Rich Cat, Poor Cat |
Lyle at Christmas |
You Look Ridiculous Says the Rhinocerous to the Hippopotamus |
Bearsie Bear and the Surprise Sleepover Party |
Nobody is Perfick |
Evie and Marge |
Lyle Finds His Mother |
The Mouse that Snored |
Lyle at the Office |
Betty's Day Off |
Lyle and the Birthday Party |