AN AWARD-WINNING children's book illustrator has filled the window of The Story Museum with art.
Allen Fatimaharan, the illustrator behind the books 'A Dinosaur Ate My Sister' and 'Rapping Princess', covered The Story Museum's window with new designs ahead of World Book Day’s 25th Anniversary.
On Tuesday morning people could catch the illustrator doodling beautiful designs to celebrate World Book Day.
Mr Fatimaharan is also known for his first book ‘Llama Out Loud’ by Annabelle Sami, which won the inaugural Spark Book Award and was shortlisted for the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize.
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Caroline Jones, CEO of The Story Museum said: “We’re thrilled to have been given the opportunity by World Book Day to have the brilliant Allen Fatimaharan visit the The Story Museum and bring our shop windows to life with his beautiful illustrations. We like to say that there’s a story round every corner in our most unusual museum, so it’s very fitting that now even the outside of the building has a tale to tell.”
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World Book Day is a charity which works with a series of partners including the National Literacy Trust and BookTrust throughout the year to improve access to reading for children, and works with schools to conduct research and provide resources to teachers. This year, 15 million children in the UK and Ireland are to receive the £1 book token.
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